The NSW Government and Wagga Wagga City Council will together invest a further $94.4 million to fast-track infrastructure supporting the delivery of new homes for the Wagga Wagga community.

Women’s sport in Wagga Wagga has benefitted from a $739,000 injection, following the awarding of grants in the NSW Government’s Level the Playing Field Program. 

The Independent Member for Wagga Wagga, Dr Joe McGirr, has acknowledged the findings and recommendations in a new report by the Select Committee investigating the feasibility of undergrounding infrastructure for renewable energy infrastructure. 

Rising Indigenous artist Juanita McLauchlan is looking seven generations into the past and the future, in a major new exhibition to open at Parliament House in Sydney this month. 

The Independent Member for Wagga Wagga, Dr Joe McGirr, has welcomed the Government’s announcement of a parliamentary committee inquiry into youth crime in regional and rural NSW. 

The Independent Member for Wagga Wagga, Dr Joe McGirr, has referred white supremacist letters distributed in local letter boxes to police.

The independent Member for Wagga Wagga, Dr Joe McGirr, says the NSW Government’s announcement of a review of compulsory land acquisitions for communities affected by public projects is long overdue but welcome, especially in relation to renewable energy infrastructure. 

The Modern Slavery Committee has today released its report for its review of the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (the Act). The joint committee was required to conduct a review of the Act within two years of its commencement and report on whether the Act's policy objectives remain valid, and whether its terms remain appropriate for the securing those objectives.

The Independent Member for Wagga Wagga, Dr Joe McGirr, has welcomed news that the NSW Government will end the controversial Emergency Services Levy (ESL), with the government saying it will help to reduce insurance costs for households and businesses. 

When we think of slavery, the days of ancient Rome or Greece may spring to mind, or more recently, the horrific treatment of Africans on plantations in America’s south.