Following the announcement of the merger of Mackellar Care with Maclean Care, Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson is pushing the Gunnedah Rural Health centre to stay in public hands.

A $35 million upgrade of the Tamworth Substation is expected to generate around 30 jobs and is part of a massive $102 million improvement project to the NSW-QLD interconnector (QNI) transmission lines.

Minister for Better Regulation and Innovation, Kevin Anderson, has announced additional funding for a free SMS service providing mental health counselling to 3 million workers in NSW’s rural and regional areas.

Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson is doubling down on his calls for an urgent change to the water sharing plan in the Peel Valley regarding the use of water in Chaffey dam.

More veteran seniors across the region are set to benefit from the NSW Government’s $250 Regional Seniors Travel Card, with thousands of Veterans Affairs pensioners now eligible to apply for the card.

Up to 2,000 licence holders across the region operating across the trades, construction, motor service and hospitality sectors will have their licence fees waived.

The challenges of delivering training courses during the COVID-19 pandemic has been answered with a $64,486 grant for Tamworth Community College.

Tamworth’s eye on the heavens is beginning to take shape with earthworks starting today for the $1.8 million Regional Astronomy and Science Centre.

Five new probationary constables have begun work in the Oxley Police District, after a recent graduation ceremony at the Goulburn Police Academy.

During the school holidays quad bike owners are being warned to ‘keep kids off quad bikes’ in a new SafeWork NSW campaign launched today by the Minister for Better Regulation Kevin Anderson.

Farmers rebuilding from the ashes of the recent bushfires will be boosted by the great news that $209 million has been committed to rebuild essential boundary fences.

Senior citizens in our communities hold a special place, so any risk to them during the COVID-19 pandemic will be the focus of a $600,000 funding program to keep older community members connected.

Try one of the 21 free TAFE NSW short courses that are available online to assist anyone across the region who wants to upskill during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dust will be a thing of the past thanks to a multi-million dollar upgrade of Clifton Road between Carroll and Breeza.

Today further support has been announced for small business from the NSW government - please take a look and if your business fits the criteria then I strongly encourage you to apply.