NSW Health will lift a stay-at-home order for people in NSW who have been in Victoria since 4pm on Thursday 27 May.
Read MoreAn on demand diagnostic tool that tells teachers how students are progressing in phonics is now available for all NSW public school students.
Read MoreForestry Corporation will reopen the camping area on Blowering Camp road this Friday before the long
weekend, but access to the remainder of Blowering Dam’s western foreshore remains restricted due to
ongoing hazards.
Read MoreTwo Edward Street intersections will be upgraded to improve safety and efficiency for road users accessing Wagga’s health precinct.
Read MoreThe NSW Government’s Dine & Discover initiative will be extended by a month to give people more time to use all of their vouchers eating out or trying a new activity this winter, including in the upcoming school holidays.
Read MoreParents and carers will be able to book in for free mental health workshops hosted by headspace, thanks to a $1.2 million investment by the NSW Government.
Read MorePeople with a cognitive impairment will receive greater support across the criminal justice system following the NSW Government’s $28 million investment in the statewide Justice Advocacy Service (JAS) and a nation-leading court-based diversion program.
Read MoreAs we head into winter and the temperatures drop, residents of NSW are being encouraged to stay out of harm from house fires.
Read MoreVeterans and their partners will have access to free training to broaden their career opportunities and help transition to civilian life after service.
Read MoreTwo new creative businesses led by local artists will open their doors on Thursday 27 May. An initiative of
Eastern Riverina Arts, RENEW WAGGA is breathing new life into empty shopfronts in Wagga Wagga and
providing exciting opportunities for local artists.
Read MoreHouseholds and small businesses impacted by high numbers of mice across regional NSW will be able to claim rebates for purchasing mouse bait from 1 February 2021, with the NSW Government today announcing the rebate program will be backdated.
Read MoreSexual consent laws will be strengthened and simplified under NSW Government reforms
designed to protect victim-survivors and educate the community.
Read MoreHeritage in the electorate of Wagga Wagga is set to benefit from $69,000 in grants under the NSW Government Heritage Grants Program, Member for Wagga Wagga, Dr Joe McGirr announced today.
Read MoreThe NSW Government is accelerating the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine with 25 Pfizer sites across the state now taking bookings for people aged 40 to 49. 17 of these are in rural and regional NSW.
Read MoreA new Numeracy course for Year 11 and 12 students will be available to all NSW schools to support students to build functional and practical numeracy and mathematics skills for life and work in the 21st century.
Read MoreThe Sydney Harbour Bridge, Goulburn’s Big Merino and Tamworth’s Golden Guitar are among the landmarks being lit yellow tonight, to mark the start of National Road Safety Week.
Read MoreThe NSW Government has today announced a $50 million package to offer farmers, households and small businesses assistance to battle the mice plague currently impacting parts of rural and regional NSW.
Read MoreThe NSW Government is funding an upgrade to school zone signs, at Wagga Wagga Christian College as part of the Transport for NSW School Zone Flashing Lights program to improve the safety for students in the area.
Read MoreFemale sporting teams across regional NSW will benefit from new and improved facilities and regional towns will soon see even more investment in community infrastructure and programs that will make a big difference to everyday life in the bush, thanks to the $100 million Stronger Country Communities Fund.
Read MoreThe next round of changes to NSW liquor laws comes into effect today to further support Sydney’s nightlife and encourage a vibrant and safe 24-hour economy.
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