NSW Premier Chris Minns spoke at UNE’s Winter Graduation Ceremony today. The speech was not the usual inspiring tale of the path from UNE graduand to success.
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Posted inAgriculture
Minns at AgQuip to announce $60m investment in primary industries
Farmers have welcomed a $60 million boost in funding to drive cutting edge agricultural research across the state.
Posted inCrime, Grants and funding, Moree
Premier in Moree again to announce funding for after hour activities
Premier Chris Minns will be back in Moree today to announce $1m in grants to address crime, support young people and improve community safety
Posted inNew England Surrounds
Police recruitment program drives numbers up
Have you ever wanted to join the force? Now could be your chance, with new programs available to attract more recruits to NSW Police.
Posted inNSW Politics
Breaking: DPI and Department of Regional NSW to be merged
The NSW Government has today announced that from 1 July, 2024, the Department of Regional NSW will be re-named the NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development.
Posted inMoree
Project Pathfinders launched in Moree
The NSW Government is continuing work to provide diversionary pathways for ‘at risk’ young people across NSW, with the launch of Project Pathfinder yesterday in Moree.
Posted inCrime, Moree, Sport, What's on
Premier and NRL stars to visit Moree tomorrow
Premier Chris Minns, ministers, senior police, and ARL boss Peter V’landys, will be accompanying NRL stars for an event in Moree on Wednesday.
Posted inMoree
Moree targeted to address crime, support young people and improve community safety
The NSW Government will invest $13.4 million for a targeted response in Moree to address crime, support young people and improve community safety.
Posted inEducation
New preschools on the way for New England Families
Warialda Public School, Toomelah Public School and Hillvue Public School have been selected as three of 100 new public preschools announced for NSW. This is the biggest expansion of public […]
Posted inGrants and funding
Fee relief for long daycare
A two-year trial will see an additional 64,000 families with three-year-old children in eligible preschool programs in long day care centres receive $500 in fee-relief