Assistant Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development, Jamie Briggs MP, and Member for Parkes, Mr Mark Coulton MP, today announced funding of $3,668,000 to fix 12 dangerous black spots on local roads. The approved projects are: – Gollan Road in the Wellington Council area – $615,000. – Mookerawa Road in the Wellington Council area –…
DetailsA grant of $3,309 through the Federal Government’s Stronger Communities Programme will assist in the securing of a kit of road racing traffic signage for the Dubbo Cycle Club. The Member for Parkes, Mark Coulton, said Club had to buy the signage due to regulations imposed this year by the NSW Roads and Maritime Service…
DetailsFederal Member for Parkes, Mark Coulton has announced that Maranatha House at Wellington will receive $3 million for capital works through the latest Aged Care Approval Round (ACAR). “This is obviously very welcome news for Maranatha House who will be able to use this funding to undertake necessary upgrades to their infrastructure,” said Mr Coulton.…
DetailsThe Federal Liberal National Government is investing $3 million over two years to assist in the development of a residential alcohol and drug rehabilitation facility in Dubbo. The funding is part of a $5 million capital works project proposed by Dubbo Regional Council, which will establish a 15-bed rehabilitation facility, and an eight-bed withdrawal and…
DetailsPhoto caption: Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton (third from left) met with members of Bourke Men’s Shed, including president Robert Stutsel (centre) and Bourke Mayor Barry Hollman (third from right), to announce a $2990 grant to purchase three new air coolers. The Bourke Men’s Shed is one of 10 Men’s Shed in the Parkes…
DetailsThe Labor Government has officially broken its election promise to reduce household energy bills by $275 following the release of draft regulated electricity prices today. The draft Default Market Offer (DMO) has confirmed that Labor has fallen short by $968 of its promised price reduction for everyday households in regional NSW, equivalent to a 30.52…
DetailsFederal Member for Parkes, Mark Coulton today welcomed $27 million in funding for communities in New South Wales to enhance their resilience to natural disasters. Projects are jointly supported with Commonwealth Government funding matched by New South Wales and funding recipients. This funding encourages a partnership approach with the funding recipients, helping to build a…
DetailsPhoto caption: Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton (right) today met with Macquarie Home Stay Chair Susie Hill and CEO Rod Crowfoot at the site where more than 100 crepe myrtle trees will be planted along the boundary fence thanks to a $20,000 grant. Dubbo’s tree canopy will be expanded thanks to more than $26,000…
DetailsLocal Land Services has received $247,147 in funding for a project to improve soil health and management in Western NSW, as part of the final round of the Coalition Government’s Smart Farms Small Grants program. Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton said this funding will be used for the Western Local Land Services’ Rangelands Network…
DetailsPhoto caption: Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton is pleased to announce that 13 projects worth more than $21 million are rolling out under the latest round of the Australian and NSW Governments’ accelerated Fixing Local Roads program. Safer journeys are on the way across Western NSW, with 13 projects worth more than $21 million…
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