Labor for Murray

01/06/2026

🚑👇👏 NSW Labor Bob Nanva

The border community of Wentworth is now benefiting from a boost to frontline emergency care, with an additional eight paramedics starting work in the community earlier this month.

01/06/2026

💯👏👇 Prue Car MP Bob Nanva NSW Labor

We've made more than 25,000 teachers and support staff permanent.💥✏️

At the 2023 election we committed to transition 16,000 NSW education staff to permanent roles, we delivered on that promise and will continue to invest in our teachers.

This is all part of the Minns Labor Government’s work to rebuild public education in NSW, ensuring every family has access to a world-class public education with a qualified teacher in every classroom. 📚🏆

27/05/2026

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26/05/2026

💯👇 Bob Nanva Ryan Park MP NSW Labor

Some important news for people in Finley and the surrounding area: the Finley community is a step closer to an improved local health facility with Stage 2 of the Finley Health Service Redevelopment now complete and the project’s final phase of construction to get underway.

The Minns Government is investing $25 million in the Finley Health Service Redevelopment, which will deliver modern, fit-for-purpose health facilities that better support the health needs of Finley and surrounding communities.

Once complete, the redevelopment will provide new and refurbished clinical and public spaces, including:

​☑️a new Medical Imaging Unit
​​☑️upgrades to the Emergency Department
​☑️an expanded inpatient unit
​☑️a new main hospital entry with a larger reception space

Stage 2 included a refurbishment of the eastern part of the existing hospital, including the roof, central corridor and staff room, as well as internal works in preparation the next stage of work.

Stage 3 includes construction of three, 2-bed inpatient rooms with ensuites, a new main entry, reception and administration area, upgrades to the Emergency Department (ED), and a new Medical Imaging Unit.

Works will also continue on the replacement of the hospital building roof, along with internal refurbishments in the hospital’s western wing, to improve functionality and patient experiences.

All hospital services including the ED continue to operate during construction. All the Hospital’s redevelopment activities are being carried out to minimise disruption to patients, staff, and visitors.

To maintain safe access during construction, some health services will be temporarily relocated, including the hospital’s main entry and ED, reception and administration, and inpatient unit. ​

From 8.00 am Wednesday 27 May, access to the temporary main entry and ED is via the eastern end of the hospital.

Signage is in place to support patients, visitors, and staff accessing the hospital while work is carried out.

Car parking along Dawe Street remains unchanged and is the closest parking option for hospital access. A drop-off and pick-up zone and new accessible parking spaces are available near the temporary main entry to support patients and visitors with limited mobility.

The Finley Health Service Redevelopment is expected to be completed in 2027.

For information about the project visit: nsw.gov.au/finley-health-service-redevelopment

22/05/2026

👏👏👏 Tara Moriarty MLC Bob Nanva NSW Labor

Great news for families in Western NSW.

The Minns Labor Government is investing $4.9 million into early childhood education and care in Carrathool, Hay and Warrumbungle Shires, delivering 176 new childcare places and 26 new jobs.

Childcare shortages in regional communities put real pressure on families and make it harder for businesses to attract and keep the workers they need. This funding changes that, meeting communities where they are.

Families deserve access to quality early learning. That's what we're delivering.

22/05/2026

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Can a zebra change its stripes?

Yes it can! Especially if it's a zebra crossing in Griffith.

The Minns State Government is trialling a new-look pedestrian crossing design in the heart of Griffith to improve safety for pedestrians and motorists.

Two pedestrian crossings on Griffith’s busy Banna Avenue have been given a bold new look, with a red and white “St George” design being trialled to improve visibility and safety for pedestrians and motorists.

The crossings outside Griffith Courthouse now feature a distinctive red background and refreshed white “piano key” bar markings on both eastbound and westbound approaches.

Transport for NSW installed the crossings following a request from Griffith City Council earlier this year to improve pedestrian crossing visibility along Banna Avenue, where high numbers of pedestrians regularly interact with traffic.

The new design aims to provide greater contrast against the road surface, making the crossings easier for approaching drivers to see, particularly in busy urban environments.

Transport for NSW will monitor the performance of the new design to assess how effectively it improves safety and meets community needs.

If successful, similar treatments could be considered for other pedestrian crossings on Banna Avenue.

Transport for NSW will also hold a pop-up information stall in Griffith to raise awareness of pedestrian safety and seek feedback from the community about the new crossing design.

The details of the pop-up session are:

Date: Tuesday 2 June
Time: Drop in anytime between 10am and 12 noon
Location: Memorial Park, Banna Avenue

Leet me know what you think of the new zebra crossing design!

19/05/2026

Please note changes involving our region. 👇

Regional communities deserve reliable, comfortable public transport. That’s why the Minns Labor Government is delivering a major upgrade to the NSW TrainLink coach network 🚍

From 1 July, new and improved coach services will roll out across
the state, with modern vehicles, better connections and more routes designed around community feedback.

Upgrades include:

🚌A new Yass–Young coach route connecting with rail at Yass (saving up to two hours on a Young–Sydney trip), plus a two-hour journey time saving for Griffith and Temora passengers travelling to and from Sydney and Canberra. Services will include Yass Junction to Young on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and Young to Yass Junction on Thursdays and Sundays. These will connect with rail services to provide a faster, more direct service between Young and Sydney.

🚌 The Goulburn-Canberra-Goulburn day return service will run seven days a week, providing a weekend service for the first time.

🚌 The Mildura–Cootamundra route will instead operate to Wagga Wagga. The Griffith to Cootamundra route (formerly part of Mildura to Cootamundra) has revised timings and days of operation to provide a more seamless rail connection at Cootamundra, delivering a massive 2-hour journey time saving for Griffith and Temora passengers travelling to and from Sydney and Canberra.

These upgrades mean better access to the places people need to go, when they need to get there, with more comfortable, more
reliable services.

13/05/2026

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11/05/2026

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We’re rebuilding public education in NSW.

The Minns Labor Government is delivering 100 new public preschools - and 90% of them are now under construction.

Add your name to our petition and show your support in building our public education system. https://www.nswlabor.org.au/petition_nswlabor

06/05/2026

Please note and share with your contacts👇

The Community Building Partnership 2026 program is now open, supporting local infrastructure projects that help strengthen our community and enhance the spaces we all use and enjoy.

This is a great opportunity for local community organisations and councils in the Goulburn, Murray and Badgeys Creek electorates!

But get in quick! Expressions of Interest close 8 May 2026 (5 pm AEST). To learn more or apply, visit nsw.gov.au/cbp