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Women, children and all members of the community will be made safer as historic and life-saving coercive control reforms pass Parliament this week. Member for Goulburn Wendy Tuckerman welcomed the passage of the laws through Parliament. “Coercive control is a form of domestic abuse that involves patterns of behaviour that have the cumulative effect ofContinue reading “BETTER PROTECTION UNDER LANDMARK COERCIVE CONTROL REFORMS“

Goulburn electorate residents are being encouraged to nominate the local people or events that helped to shape the rich heritage of the State in the second round of the $5 million NSW Blue Plaques program. Member for Goulburn Wendy Tuckerman said the program is a fantastic opportunity for communities to learn about and celebrate localContinue reading “NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR SECOND ROUND OF BLUE PLAQUES“

Marchmont in Yass has received additional funding from the NSW Government as part of the latest round of the highly regarded ClubGrants program. Member for Goulburn Wendy Tuckerman said the NSW Government is supporting the Marchmont Crown Trust by providing $238,896 in funding to continue the redevelopment of the reserve. “Marchmont has faced untapped potentialContinue reading “MORE FUNDING FOR MARCHMONT“

Member for Goulburn Wendy Tuckerman has announced that the NSW Government will ease the pressure on patients who find it difficult to get an appointment with a GP, by making it easier to access more medications through a local pharmacy. Mrs Tuckerman said the reform will expand the number of vaccinations pharmacists can administer, trialContinue reading “PHARMACY REFORM TO EXPAND COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE”

I write in response to the article in Wednesday’s Goulburn Post as there are a few inaccuracies that Mr Robertson has claimed that I would like to address. The General Manager of Benalla Auto club, has been involved in each of the meetings convened with Planning NSW, Regional NSW, Sport NSW. These meetings were arrangedContinue reading “Letter to the Editor on Wakefield Park”