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November 2015 Community Update (Download PDF File) Penrith Station Upgrade Stuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith was joined by Andrew Constance MP, Minister for Transport and Infrastructure at Penrith Station to announce the upgrades are moving closer. The NSW Government is delivering station upgrades right across Western Sydney and customers at Penrith Station will be the latest to benefit from an upgrade. The planning documents include designs for new lifts and stairs to the platforms, a new station concourse, improved interchange areas and upgrades to lighting and CCTV. The project team will work closely with the Office of Environment and Heritage through the design process. The work is being delivered under the Transport Access Program – an initiative to deliver modern, safe and accessible transport infrastructure. Other improvements planned for Penrith include a new secure and free bike shed with 30 spaces and a new multi-storey car park with around 300 spaces. wned ia cro ustral NS A MPIO Australia recently won their third consecutive CHA tball rld Ne Netball World Cup defeating New Zealand in of Wo front of a world record crowd at Sydney’s Allphones Arena. The Diamonds triumphed over the Silver Ferns 58-55 winning their 11th world title. The Diamonds were at their glittering best taking charge from the opening quarter. From Caitlin Bassett’s 48 goals, to the rock solid defence from Captain Laura Geitz and outgoing veteran Julie Corletto, and Penrith’s Paige Hadley, Australia once again proved they are deserving champions of the world. Netball World Cup Sydney 2 01 5 was secured exclusively for Sydney by the NSW Government, through its tourism and major events agency Destination NSW, in partnership with Netball Australia. Netball World Cup 2 01 5 has provided a major boost to the local economy with 4,000 domestic and international visitors, delivering more than $6 million to NSW in visitor expenditure. Address: Shop 23, Tattersalls Centre, 51 0-534 High Street, Penrith NSW 2750 Mail: PO Box 4006, Penrith Plaza NSW 2750 Phone: (02) 4722 8660 Fax: (02) 4731 4782 Email: [email protected] Community Newsletter November 20 15 NSW continues to lead the Nation on Jobs Growth Stuart Ayres and NSW Treasurer, Gladys Berejiklian welcomed the news that NSW again outperformed the rest of the nation with the unemployment rate falling to 5.9 per cent in September – below the national average. The NSW unemployment rate has been at or below the national rate for the last 23 consecutive months. Around 123,000 jobs were created in NSW through the year to September, accounting for more than half of the jobs added nationally. Employment increased by 3.4 per cent though the year to September 2 01 5 – well above national growth of 2.0 per cent. The NSW economy is going from strength to strength with the polices of the NSW Liberals & Nationals Government helping to create over 250,000 jobs in NSW since April 2 011. New program tackles Freight Rail Noise Stuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith announced that a NSW Government program to help reduce noise along freight train lines is being offered to Emu Plains residents. Noise reduction treatments of up to $30,000 per property will be available for eligible residents. Treatments may be applied to living and sleeping areas facing the rail line and may include new or upgraded windows and doors, enclosing or sealing gaps, vents and openings, and installation of ventilation systems to allow for circulation of fresh air. To find out whether your home is eligible for noise treatments under the FNAP visit www.freight.transport.nsw. gov.au/FNAP $1 MILLION FOR ARTS Bus Service for IN PENRITH CADDENS Penrith will play a big role in growing arts and culture in Western Sydney with two fantastic local organisations receiving funding from the NSW Government. Penrith Performing and Visual Arts Ltd Chief Executive Officer Hania Radvan welcomed the announcement that they will receive funding of $ 1, 125,000 over three years and the Penrith Symphony Orchestra will receive $25,000 for its 201 6 season. Arts and culture are strong in Penrith and the government is proud to offer its support. Residents at Caddens Estate will have access to local bus services for the first time, thanks to a major investment by the NSW Government to deliver extra growth buses. The services, which are due to start in 2 01 6, will be made possible by extending routes 778 and 7 81 which will run directly through Caddens Estate – a huge bonus for the local community. Sun Protection HEAD SPACE FOR PENRITH Stuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith marked Mental Health Month by joining Mr Daniel Angus of Headspace Stuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith Penrith to encourage everyone to take some time to announced that the Penrith region would think about their mental health, and seek help if needed. receive funding to build shade structures for Mental Health Month provides the perfect opportunity for sun protection. people to reach out to one another and talk about mental Penrith will benefit with shade grants for the health, and in doing so help break down the stigma and Nepean Cancer Care Centre at Nepean discrimination that people with mental illness face every Hospital, valued at $8,020 and Penrith City day. Council for the Warburton Crescent Headspace Penrith is located at 606 High Street and are Playground, Werrington County valued at open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. The contact number $24,500. is 02 4720 8800. Stuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith visited Jamison High School to announce that local public schools will receive $9 ,10 1,7 51 for 2 01 6. The needs-based funding has been implemented as part of the NSW Liberals & Nationals commitment to the Gonski agreement and is delivering more funding to students in a fair and transparent way. This substantial ongoing investment in public education is fantastic news for our schools and will further boost their efforts to deliver improved student results. Through the NSW Government’s Local Schools, Local Decisions reform, principals in all NSW public schools are making local decisions on how to use these funds to improve student outcomes. WestCare Refrigeration Upgrades Complete Stuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith, met with Andrew Paech, Assistant Director of WestCare Community Services to view their upgrades following the success of their application for funding through the NSW Government’s Community Building Partnership (CBP) Program. WestCare received a grant of $1 4, 51 3 under the 201 4 CBP Program to purchase commercial refrigeration and freezer units to meet their increasing storage demands. More Ice Dealers Face Life under It’s time to get on board TOUGH NEW LAWS with OPAL Stuart Ayres MP welcomed Have you got your easy- the announcement by the to-use Opal card yet? NSW Liberals & Nationals The NSW Government Government that ice announced that from 1 manufacturers and dealers January next year, most will now face the increased paper tickets won’t be prospect of life behind bars. sold anymore. This From Tuesday, 1 September includes tickets such as 201 5, the threshold required the Pensioner Excursion Ticket, MyMulti weeklies to charge people with and TravelTens for buses and ferries. manufacturing or dealing Seniors, pensioners, job seekers and tertiary large commercial quantities of Methylamphetamine or ice, students can easily and conveniently order their Opal halved in New South Wales from 1 kilogram to 500 grams. card over the phone 13 67 25 ( 13 OPAL) or at The NSW Government has delivered an election commitment www.opal.com.au, at any time of the week. to take decisive action, meet community expectations and Adults and Child/youth customers can get an Opal ensure the most serious ice manufacturers and dealers are card from one of the 2,000 Opal retail stores. To find brought to justice. a retailer close to you go to the easy-to-use map at www.retailers.opal.com.au NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOL NDIS ROLLOUT DATES TERM DATES 20 16 ANNOUNCED Term 1 - Wednesday, 27 January to Friday, 8 April Stuart Ayres MP, Member for Penrith welcomed Term 2 - Tuesday, 26 April to Friday, 1July the announcement by Minister for Disability Services John Ajaka that the National Disability Term 3 - Monday, 18 July to Friday, 23 September Insurance Scheme (NDIS) will be coming to Term 4 - Monday, 10 October to Tuesday, 20 December Nepean/Blue Mountains from July 2 01 6. From 1 July 2 01 6 people living in Penrith will be able *Check with your school, as schools may vary to access the NDIS. This announcement brings some of these dates certainty to people with disability, their families and carers in the area. The NSW Government will build on the lessons learned from the Hunter trial site, and from the early rollout of the NDIS for children and young people aged 0- 17 in Penrith and the Blue Mountains. The NSW Government will continue to work with the Visit www.haveyoursay.nsw.gov.au to find out what is Commonwealth Government and the National happening in your community and share your opinions on Disability Insurance Agency to ensure the best new projects, services and government policy. possible NDIS for NSW. For further information, We look forward to hearing your views and working to including client phasing to the NDIS, please visit deliver the best possible outcomes for the people of NSW. www.ndis.nsw.gov.au Contact: Phone: (02) 4722 8660 Fax: (02) 4731 4782 Email: [email protected] Mail: PO Box 4006, Penrith Plaza NSW 2750 Address: Shop 23, Tattersalls Centre, 5 10-534 High Street, Penrith NSW 2750 facebook.com/StuartAyresMP twitter.com/stuartayresMP Authorised by Stuart Ayres MP, Shop 23, Tattersalls Centre, 51 0-534 High Street, Penrith NSW 2750.
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