Back Forest, Bellawongarah, Berry, Brogers Creek, Broughton, Broughton Vale, Budderoo, Bundewallah, Coolangatta, Far Meadow, Jaspers Brush, Shoalhaven Heads, Wattamolla, Woodhill
Member for Kiama Gareth Ward MP has today announced that local households have given the NSW Government’s cost of living programs the thumbs up, with $1.5 billion saved State wide since July last year.
Member for Kiama Gareth Ward MP has today announced that dozens of Kiama Electorate school students will get their hands dirty today as part of Australia’s largest community tree-planting event.
A total of fourteen new officers will be joining the Kiama and Shoalhaven communities over the next 12 months to walk the beat and respond to emergencies in the local community.
Member for Kiama Gareth Ward MP and Member for South Coast Shelley Hancock MP have today announced that the NSW Government will ease the cost of travel for rural and regional seniors from January next year, through the rollout of the $250 Regional Seniors Transport Card.
Tourism delivered $38.8 billion in visitor spend into the State’s economy last year with NSW Government investing another $141 million to consolidate record visitation to regional NSW from domestic and international visitors.
I am pleased to advise that the 2019-20 NSW Budget is making it easier for small businesses to grow and prosper through payroll tax cuts, simplifying the process of setting up a business, offering business advisory support and paying businesses faster.
Member for Kiama Gareth Ward MP and Member for South Coast Shelley Hancock MP have today encouraged local motorists to take care on our Princes Highway and other local roads during the Queen’s Birthday long weekend.
Member for Kiama the Hon Gareth Ward MP has today announced that visitor information staff from the region will participate in a New South Wales Government workshop to build skills on attracting and supporting volunteers to be the local faces of the tourism industry.
Member for Kiama, Gareth Ward MP has today encouraged first year apprentices doing it tough in Kiama to apply for the 2019 Bert Evans Scholarships.
The Shoalhaven Heads community built Pump Track opened on 16 June as an unsealed track and has surpassed all expectations of use and popularity from locals and visitors up and down the South Coast who are coming to Shoalhaven Heads on a regular basis to use the track, the first of its type on the NSW South Coast. Overwhelming community support to seal the track was evidenced in the recently completed (4 August) Council survey and approval to seal is now in place. It is now urgent to raise the funds to seal the track to ensure its sustainability as a safe and low maintenance track.
