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Farmers Gain Tools to Tackle Future Drought Challenges
The Albanese Government is helping Australian farmers in every State and Territory to prepare for future drought and climate change challenges, with farmers making the most of opportunities to innovate and improve their practices. In the 2024-25 Budget, the Albanese...
Moylan to Meet with Health Executives
Northern Tablelands MP Brendan Moylan will meet with health executives next Monday to discuss health services in the region. In an article in the Inverell Times, Mr Moylan will meet Hunter New England Health chief executive Tracey McCosker and regional director, Susan...
Saunders Vows to make DPI Separate Unit
NSW Nationals Leader Dugald Saunders has vowed to make the Department of Primary Industries its own separate business unit again. He made the remarks during an address at the NSW Farmers Conference this week, warning DPI is being watered down, after it was completely...
Joyce Expects New England Electorate To Expand
New England MP Barnaby Joyce expects the electorate to expand when the Australian Electoral Commission finalises the new electoral boundaries. Electoral Commissioner, Tom Rogers, says the New South Wales redistribution was required to enable a decrease from 47 to 46...
Gwydir Community Election Information Session
The Gwydir Shire Council will be holding a Community Election Information Session over 2 evenings, for individuals interested in becoming a candidate in the upcoming Local Government Elections. The candidate information sessions will focus on these key areas including...
NSW Farmers 2024 Annual Conference
Renewable energy, national traceability reforms and feral pigs were front and centre for farmers debating the key issues affecting agriculture at the NSW Farmers 2024 Annual Conference yesterday. NSW Farmers President Xavier Martin says conference delegates were...
Coulton Asks For Fairer Roads Funding
Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton says his electorate is being short-changed when it comes to an increase in funding allocations under the Australian Government's Roads to Recovery program. Mr Coulton says city councils are receiving an increase of 76 % in the...
Proposed Changes To Native Veg Laws is Backward Move: Moylan
Northern Tablelands MP Brendan Moylan says the State Government’s proposed changes to the Native vegetation laws is a backwards decision. It follows the government releasing it response to the statutory reviews of the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 and the native...