Member for Kiama Gareth Ward said that today marks the start of Harmony Week 2024 (18th-24th March) when Australians celebrate the rich cultural diversity of our country. 

Member for Kiama Gareth Ward has used Parliament to deliver a withering assessment of the NSW Labor Government which is approaching its first 12 months in office.

Member for Kiama Gareth Ward is encouraging local residents and community organisations to support and celebrate National Playgroup Week from Monday 18th March to Sunday 24th March 2024.

Member for Kiama Gareth Ward has moved in Parliament to condemn the NSW Labor Government for its continued secrecy surrounding its future plans for David Berry Hospital.

Member for Kiama Gareth Ward said that tomorrow (Friday 8th March 2024) is International Women’s Day and an opportunity to celebrate the many achievements of women.

By now, you may be aware of reports that the Kangaroo Valley Ambulance Station will go unstaffed for the next nine weeks.

This is completely and totally unacceptable.

I have written to the Minister for Health, who is also the Minister for the Illawarra. You can read my letter here.

As your local MP, I will be pressuring the government to resolve this issue as a matter of urgency.

As a former student of Bomaderry High School, I was delighted to convince the former government to plan for and allocate funding to upgrade the only public high school in the Shoalhaven LGA north of the Shoalhaven River.

Member for Kiama Gareth Ward is encouraging our local community to support Clean Up Australia initiatives across the Kiama electorate this Sunday 3rd March 2024 to join in on this important collective action to combat litter and pollution.

Member for Kiama Gareth Ward has today slammed Transport for NSW for closing Moss Vale Road for routine maintenance work that doesn’t involve any major repairs to re-open the road in both directions.

Member for Kiama Gareth Ward today said that as NSW celebrates the major new Return and Earn milestone of 11 billion containers recycled, Kiama electorate locals have millions of reasons to join in the celebrations, having recycled an incredible 18.5 million bottles, cans and cartons through their local return points.