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NSW Votes 2023

Posted inNSW Votes 2023

Election regional issues debate offers few solutions

blankby RK CrosbyFebruary 15, 2023

Over 50 people attended the NSW Farmers election debate in Armidale, where party representatives offered little in the way of solutions.

Posted inNSW Votes 2023

Yvonne Langenberg endorsed by Labor for Northern Tablelands

blankby RK CrosbyFebruary 15, 2023

Owner of Boobooks and former nurse Yvonne Langenberg has been endorsed by the Labor Party as their candidate for the Northern Tablelands.

Posted inLocal politics, NSW Votes 2023, Roads and Infrastructure

Councils call for bipartisan commitment to repair the roads

blankby New England Times News DeskFebruary 14, 2023

Local Government NSW have welcomed a Liberal and National pledge to inject $1b into the road network and are calling on all election candidates to make the same commitment. The […]

Posted inAgriculture, NSW Votes 2023

NSW Farmers brings Regional Debate to Armidale

blankby RK CrosbyFebruary 10, 2023

NSW Farmers Regional Debate Series brings senior politicians to Armidale next Tuesday to debate regional issues ahead of the state election.

Posted inNSW Politics, NSW Votes 2023

Weird but true: NSW Government want to waive your traffic fines

blankby RK CrosbyJanuary 18, 2023

In a clear indication that we are absolutely approaching an election, the NSW Liberals and Nationals have announced they’re going to refund fines issued to drivers for ‘low level offences’. But only after the election.

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