Mental health moves towards MAY2016.issue33 individualised care packages

Grants for Sporting Schools The ’s $100million Sporting School’s programme is now just on 12 Between four and five million Australians Under this package people, identified by months old - and I am delighted that more than FLIER suffer some form of mental health issue in health professionals as needing complex care sixty schools and communities across Farrer THE FARRER any one given year, making it ranked the third services, are eligible to access integrated have registered for the programme. largest chronic disease in the country. health services, including comprehensive We know parents live busy lives and we know assessment and care-coordination support; Now, as part of bold new reforms, Australians that finding the time to schedule in sport for psychological services; mental health With the electorate redistribution announced earlier in the year, this will be the first (hopefully of many) of my fliers received in areas including with a severe and complex mental illness will children is sometimes really challenging. In nursing; drug and alcohol services; vocational Griffith, , Leeton, and Hillston. To the shires of Murrumbidgee, Leeton, and Narrandera and Griffith City - have access to an integrated care package response to that, Sporting Schools has been assistance; and peer support. welcome to Farrer! tailored to their individual needs. designed to get more children fit, healthy The arrangements are to be phased in over Just like any other chronic disease, mental and involved in sport earlier in life, while also I am excited to get to know these new areas and the people who help make them so special. three years and will see care packages illness is often complex and requires allowing our schools flexibility to deliver sporting commissioned through Primary Health With the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area joining the NSW Murray and Lower systems, Farrer truly becomes the home of irrigated access to multiple health professionals and programmes appropriate for their communities. Networks, allowing services to be tailored to agriculture. Although diverse, what we have right across this region is a collective of vibrant, innovative communities which are not afraid to support services to address it properly. The Overall, I hope this means we get more specific needs in local communities - enabling ‘look outside the square ‘ when it comes to finding the best way forward through challenging times. Government’s mental health reform package Australian children active, engaged and having Australians in regional areas to be better I can’t go far in Farrer without being asked about the Murray Darling Basin Plan. I agree that the plan is not perfect and that there is work reshapes the delivery of primary mental fun in sport. supported and able to access support as they health services towards a more modern, which still needs to be done. I welcome the adoption of all 23 Water Act amendments recommended as part of the independent review, and am need it. More information on Sporting Schools can be flexible model of care, rather than the encouraged by the agreements which came out of the April Murray-Darling Basin Ministerial Council meeting. I have spoken often about the found at www.sportingschools.gov.au previous “one-size-fits-all” approach. need for people to be reassured that all of the adjustment they are going through will actually deliver positive results for both our communities and the environment. In fact I think it would make a great deal of sense for the MDBA to move OUT of and into the Basin! The Federal Budget is being handed down as I write this and I have been busy putting the finishing touches on the Health, Aged Care and Sport Greater Choices in Home Care Budgets. I have appreciated the great work of the Minister for Rural Health, my cabinet colleague Senator Fiona Nash as we give a rural and regional dimension to every single policy we deliver. Thanks, in part to better health care, Australians This change will also allow for the consumer to are living longer – which also places demand on change a provider if they wish, including when With the election date looming, we are hearing much talk about the level of representation that is received in “safe” seats. It’s now 15 years the aged care system, which in turn must also moving to another area to live. since I was first elected to parliament and at no stage have I taken my role for granted. change. The second stage of reforms expected to start In 2001 I was elected by just 206 votes. The counting went on for weeks and I missed the first days of With recent reform, I am pleased that older from July 2018, will see the amalgamation of parliamentary sitting as the result remained hanging in the balance. Since then and with each election, Australians will now have greater choice control Home Care Packages and the Commonwealth yes, that margin has grown; but I have not for a moment forgotten the trust placed in me by the people of and better support, allowing them to remain living Home Support Programme into a single care at Farrer. The issues which concern me remain the ones that concern and affect you. at home for longer. home programme. I am proud of what has been achieved for Farrer under a Coalition government. During this past term As part of the first phase of these home care For further information about the aged care the return for the electorate has been an investment of some three quarters of a billion dollars. With the reforms, from February 2017 funding follows the reforms visit: http://www.health.gov.au/ internet/ country running budget deficits not surpluses, this has been a really strong result for us all. consumer not the provider, allowing people to main/publishing.nsf/content/ageing-and-aged- I look forward to seeing many of you as I travel the length and breadth of the electorate in the next few choose the care which suits their individual needs care weeks. Remember I am never far away; drop me a note by email or telephone my office! and to then direct funding to that provider. Room for improvement of donation rates Sussan LEY MP Almost all Australians would like to be able to Australians are not registered as organ donors. As of May, registering to become an organ Member for FARRER receive a donated organ themselves to save donor will be a one-step, online process able Every Australian can help improve ’s their life, or for their child or parent, if it was to be completed in less than 10 minutes – P. 1300 303 203 E. [email protected] W. sussanley.com organ donation and transplantation rate by required. which I think will be time well spent. registering as an organ donor. Unfortunately though, the vast majority of /SussanLeyMP /sussanley /sussanleymp Authorised by Sussan Ley MP, 517 Kiewa Street, NSW 2640 • Printed by Kwik Kopy, Suite 5, 520 Swift Street, Albury NSW 2640 National stronger regions Road Safety Water Act amendments PIIOP for Hay, Remuneration – a first step on the road Coleambally Tribunal to a better Basin Plan and Goodnight I shared the relief of our local owner truck Earlier this year I was pleased to speak social and economic impacts of the Basin Irrigators across the area are set drivers on hearing that the RSRT was to the Parliament about the Australian Plan from 2020, being a continuation of the to benefit from significant improvements abolished in the Senate last month, keeping Government’s full or in part acceptance of all evaluation already scheduled for completion to water infrastructure, with approval for tens of thousands of owner truck drivers on 23 recommended changes to the Water Act. next year. funding the Australian Government’s Private Communities across Farrer have already, or strengthening the financial sustainability of the road and protecting their livelihoods. Irrigation Infrastructure Operators Programme These amendments were flagged as part of It is my view that this amendment should be will soon, see significant benefits from the the aerodrome and also increasing the regional (PIIOP). Despite voicing their concerns and the independent review into the Water Act, extended to include more frequent reviews second round of the National Stronger Regions economic value of the facility. I look forward to appealing for assistance, owner drivers conducted by a panel of experts in irrigated of the environmental water recovery and this Works across the Goodnight Irrigation Programme, with almost $5.9 million worth of flying into again soon. were ignored by the Labor Party, ignored by agriculture, business regulation, law and was just one of the issues I discussed with Network and Hay Irrigation System will project funding announced last December. I was delighted to announce that Holbrook and the Greens and ignored by the TWU and, science and I welcome this important step the Murray Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) enable irrigators to adopt more efficient Nationally, the fund delivers $1 billion worth of Henty Swimming Pools will receive a much just days after its introduction, the RSRT along the process of making the necessary Chief Executive, Phillip Glyde, on a tour of the irrigation and farming practices, in key priority infrastructure projects, as identified needed $1,000,000 makeover and upgrade, had already started to bite, bringing the adjustments to the Basin Plan. region at the start of the year. turn delivering a significant increase in by local communities, while also promoting providing the local communities with safe, low industry to a standstill. productivity and diversification of cropping. economic growth and addressing disadvantage maintenance facilities which can be used by The Government has committed to further These adjustments are changes that we I was one of the federal MPs on hand to Coleambally Irrigation will also benefit, in our regions. schools, health trainers, local clubs and the wider work with industry as a means of identifying know can be made and which will provide greet the convoy of trucks which travelled completing modernisation works commenced community. ways to improve both the transparency further flexibility for the Commonwealth Overall, I was delighted with the very high to Canberra in protest of the RSRT. Around of the water market, and the quality and Environmental Water Holder (CEWH) when under the previous round of funding will standard and diverse nature of applications With no significant works at either swimming 10 per cent of those drivers were from availability of information for water users. it comes to water trading, particularly when enable greater control over the delivery of made by community groups and local pool since construction, this development family owned businesses based in Farrer. The amendments to the Bill legislate the general security allocations are as low as they water to the farm gate. This will help farmers governments right across Farrer and even more will also enable access for aged and disabled We rely on small business operators, such requirement for five yearly reviews into the have been this season. increase crop production without reducing delighted with the outcome; locally identified members of the community - increasing both as the owner-drivers, across Australia who their water entitlements projects, local investment, creating jobs in our patronage and employment opportunities. are the lifeblood of our transportation own back yards. Funding of upgrades for these three projects The staff and children of Early industry and the backbone of our economy. will see outdated, inefficient and ineffective Starting in Albury, Lavington Sports Ground Childhood Centre were also beneficiaries of this Early season I would like to publicly thank those people systems and pipelines replaced with modern will receive an upgrade much sooner than funding round; receiving $40,000 toward an from our local communities who travelled water infrastructure, adding to the ongoing originally planned with more than $4 million extension of their existing building, enabling to Canberra, giving faces, voices and viability of irrigation schemes, reducing made available as a co-contribution toward the an increase in the services provided, and also water solution possible strength to the argument. scheme operating costs and increasing yields redevelopment. improving working conditions generally. and levels of production within existing The money saved by abolishing the RSRT and a need for more certainty earlier in the Once complete, the $8 million modernisation Wentworth Shire Council have received cropping systems. will be redirected to the National Heavy season to assist in business planning. will enable Albury to attract and host major $500,000 toward the redevelopment of the Vehicle Regulator, to work with the States Last year I was able to facilitate an Minister Joyce has committed to announcing sporting events and carnivals, driving strong Buronga Midway Centre and plan to extend the further PIIOP funding in the near future. economic impact for the region. Upgrades to the existing stadium, add a community room, library and Territories to implement introduction between Murray Irrigation and complex include a new multipurpose sports field, and a kitchen to the centre’s facilities. representatives of Snowy Hydro. new change facilities, upgraded grandstand and I was pleased to call into the centre recently From that initial meeting a letter of intent has permanent event infrastructure. and know it is being well used by the local been developed outlining a framework for an The Council’s planned subdivision community, but this redevelopment will allow advance of a future water allocation for use in at Tocumwal Airpark was also a program winner, local council to expand that patronage and build water year 2016/17 to be paid back at a later receiving funding of $334,920 and the green on the sense of community. date when seasonal allocations allow. light. There is no argument that water, particularly Although the allocation of water is an issue The refurbished 12 lot airpark will assist council the access to irrigation water at critical times, for the State Government, it doesn’t mean to meet demand for runway accessible sites and is a key driver of economic productivity across we should stop looking for opportunities to also attract new aviation businesses and jobs, our region. Unfortunately though there have improve our future, and I was pleased when been issues relating to the timing of allocations Murray Irrigation came to me with this idea. milestones January 2016 – April 2016 50’s Wedding Anniversaries John & Lynette Gradie 50 Tocumwal Glen & Dirleen Schier 60 West Albury 2016 Resilient Australia Awards Local Sporting Champion Grants Saluting Their Service John & Lorna Jongeneel 50 Darrell & Margaret Smailes 50 West Albury William & Kath Koschitzke 60 Albury The Resilient Australia Awards recognises The Local Sporting Champions program provides STS Commemorative Grants program preserves Alan & Ann Panther 50 Ronald & Elizabeth Tidd 50 Corowa Ian & Janet Dahlenburg 60 and promotes initiatives which strengthen funding to young sports people who are Australia’s wartime heritage and involves community disaster resilience, making our John & Bronwen Young 50 West Albury Richard & Gaile Begley 50 Lavington Ronald & June Carter 60 Broken Hill participating in a state, national or international people in a wide range of projects and activities communities safer, stronger and better prepared John & Patricia Pope 50 Broken Hill William & Barbara Liversidge 60 Howlong sporting competition. Funding is available that highlight the service and sacrifice of our Robert & Pauline Arnold 50 to manage any emergency situation. The toward the cost of travel, accommodation, servicemen and women. For more information Norman & Shirley McKenzie 50 Corowa Kenneth & Barbara McCormack 60 Tocumwal Awards are open to individuals, businesses, equipment or uniforms. More information about Saluting Their Service grants, visit www. 60’s Wedding Anniversaries local and state government and other not Graham & Cleone McAllister 50 Kevin & Helen Smith 60 Thurgoona is available at http://www.ausport.gov.au/ dva.gov.au/grants or call 1800 555 254. Ian & Dorothea Grayland 60 Glenroy for profit organisations. Applications close 9 Brian & Margery Davies 60 Corowa particip…/local_sporting_champions Michael & Narelle Hayes 60 June 2016. More information https://resilient. 2 David & Dawn Williams 60 Corowa awardsplatform.com/ 7 BUDGET 2016 National Mobile phone black spots Coalition Government budgets

At the start of this year the Australian the progress of the Mobile Phone Blackspot for regional investment in Farrer Landcare Government invited submissions for the Programme. To check programs in your local Regional Australia is critical to our national economy Among other local projects, you will see $1,791,425 second round of the Mobile Black Spot area, visit www.telstra.com/blackspots or to and this year’s Budget delivers significant new spent on Road Black Spot projects, while 27 Roads to Programme and contributed a further $60 find out more about the Mobile Blackspots investment across all areas of government. This Recovery Programme projects will also be completed, grants investment will create jobs and promote economic valued at approximately $22,338,642. million toward improving telecommunications Programme visit www. communications.gov. prosperity across country regions. nationally, specifically in areas reported by au/mobile_coverage This Budget builds on the record investment the More than $1 million worth of National The 2016–17 Federal Budget boosts connectivity, Australian Government has already made since Landcare Grants have been distributed local communities as having poor or no mobile coverage. builds critical infrastructure, supports innovation and coming to office, and continues with the commitment across the Farrer region in recent months. fosters local leadership to strengthen communities to improve the liveability of local communities and across our region. Key initiatives in Regional enhance economic growth. Local Land Services Western Region has This funding was in addition to the $100 Development, Regional Communications and Rural million investment provided in round one, • $50 billion investment upgrading and building received $732,972, shared between 25 Health include: land managers, while the Murray Region which enabled 499 new or upgraded mobile safe and reliable land transport infrastructure received more than $300,000 in grants for base stations in regional and remote Australia. • Building the to Inland Rail across the country with the commitment of $594 million to acquire • $4 billion Agricultural Competitiveness White 21 land managers. Locally, a tower at Deniliquin was one of the the land for the rail corridor and to continue pre- Paper The Western Region projects have been first to be switched on nationally, and has construction activities • $2.4 billion for regional roads through the Roads awarded to private land managers or will be followed by towers at Bunaloo, • Rural General Practice Grants Program will to Recovery programme • $1 billion National Stronger Regions Fund to undertake grazing and riparian , Wanganella, Wentworth and improve rural health services by redesigning Rural • $5.2 billion to connect regional households and conservation projects, benefiting a range Savernake as well as servicing areas of the and Regional Teaching Infrastructure Grants Mid-Western and Riverina Highways. Program, creating a more streamlined Program, businesses to the National Broadband Network of species in the region including the • More than $710 million in drought assistance after the Australian Crime Commission identified • Providing $73.6 million over four years for the threatened Mallee Fowl and Dusky- Telstra have now launched a website, and support to farmers and rural communities ice dealers were targeting rural and regional Australia network of 55 Regional Development Australia Hopping Mouse, and to undertake soil experiencing hardship • $160 million to fix thousands of mobile black dedicated to keeping the public updated on Committees (RDAs) nationally, fostering and • An additional $298.2 million over four years to spots under the Mobile Black Spots Programme erosion management works. strengthening local leadership across regional support the National Ice Action Strategy, started in rural and regional areas. This funding has also enabled Murray communities Local Land Services to support local groups to carry out important on-ground works to National Broadband address some of the crucial environmental Farrer to benefit from a tax plan for Australia’s future issues facing the region. The 2016 Budget is an economic plan for Australia be prevented from facing the 37 per cent marginal tax From 1 July this year, small and medium businesses Network Rolling Out and a plan for a strong economy with more jobs and rate this coming financial year. with annual turnover less than $10 million will have The Australian Government is investing growth. By pushing up the tax threshold on the middle tax their company tax rate cut to 27.5 per cent. This will Premises, including those in and around support three quarters of all homes and $1 billion to help support better As Australia successfully transitions from the bracket we’ll keep average full time wage earners on reduce the tax rate for around 4,968 companies in natural resource management across Deniliquin, Albury, Coleambally and Jindera, businesses across Australia by September 2018. investment boom to a stronger, more diversified the lower rate for longer. Farrer. have joined the superfast era with the NBN Co Australia through the National Landcare Households and businesses can also register economy, it is vital that our tax system drives economic Reducing the tax on superannuation for low Since many small businesses are not companies, from Programme. This includes more than activating its networks across our region growth and national prosperity. income earners 1 July 2016, the Government will also increase the their details at www.nbnco.com.au to be unincorporated small business tax discount to 8 per $450 million directed in regional funding The Budget 2016-17 will deliver tax cuts and incentives The Government will also introduce a Low Income These activations have provided internet speeds provided with future updates, or alternatively cent and extend the threshold from a turnover of $2 through to Australia’s 56 natural resource for local small businesses and relief for our hard- Superannuation Tax Offset from 1 July 2017. This will more than twice as fast as city-based ADSL information is available through my office. million to $5 million. management organisations, and most working families. These measures will encourage ensure that low income earners are not paying more connections, and easily support simultaneous workforce participation and business investment, After the initial increase, the discount will be increased recently provides valuable funding tax on their superannuation than they are on their high definition streaming on multiple devices. improve growth and create the jobs of the future. take-home pay. in phases to a final discount rate of 16 per cent from 1 available to the Billabong region. July 2026. It is pleasing to see the way the NBN is This tax plan will also drive jobs and growth across the In Farrer 24,457 individuals earning $37,000 per year For more information about the National country, with real benefits for individuals and businesses or less will effectively pay no tax on the money they The Government will also increase access to a range revolutionising how people connect in their here in Farrer. of small business tax concessions to more Australian Landcare Programme go to www.nrm.gov. homes and businesses and total connections to contribute to superannuation. au or contact your Local Land Services. Personal income tax relief businesses with turnover of less than $10 million, the various networks, including the fixed line Lowering the tax burden on small business enabling 21,626 businesses in Farrer to access these Middle income Australians are bearing a growing tax As we transition from the mining investment boom concessions. Access to the small business capital gains and wireless networks and the interim satellite burden and the Turnbull Government will prevent it is vital that we give Australian businesses every tax concessions will remain at a turnover of less than service, now stand at over 700,000 nationally. average full time wage earners from moving into a opportunity to invest, grow and employ more $2 million. The NBN will continue to update its online higher tax bracket, so that when they earn more they Australians. won’t be taxed more. Small businesses are the engine room of our local maps to inform residents when the network To make it easier for these businesses to expand and economy and the backbone of our local community. The Government will increase the middle tax bracket will be ready for service, and is on track to create more jobs, the company tax rate will be cut, with These tax cuts will provide significant benefit to our threshold from $80,000 to $87,000 from 1 July 2016 small and medium businesses benefitting first. local businesses and help drive jobs and growth in our meaning that 2,550 average wage earners in Farrer will milestones January 2016 – April 2016 local economy. 90’s Birthdays Dorothy Hall 90 Deniliquin 100th Birthdays Ronald & Eileen Gehrig 60 Lavington Colin & Rhonda Burke 60 Broken Hill 80’s Birthdays Cyril Wooden 90 Lockhart Betty White 90 West Albury Norma Featherstone 100 Lavington Lenard & Joan Schilg 60 Albury Alan & Evelyn Kiel 60 Buronga Gladys Mann 80 Deniliquin Alma Sandy 90 Corowa Jack Hehir 90 Albury Marjorie Watt 100 Albury Graeme & Doreen Howard 60 West Albury Bryan & Betty Seymour 60 Albury Eunice Schuller 80 Henty James & Yvonne Cugley 60 Jindera Reg Whelan 90 Joan Lake 90 Lewin Fitzhamon 100 Lavington Gordon & Carmel Lamb 65 Albury Margaret Spencer 80 Glenroy Joan Brown 90 Wentworth Domenica Bressanelli 90 Broken Hill Malcolm Buttery 100 Broken Hill Len & Bev Wilson 60 Corowa Elaine Plush 80 Broken Hill 70’s Wedding Anniversaries Ronald O’Farrell 90 West Albury Doris Wright 98 West Albury Ronald & Elaine Blizzard 60 Barooga Gladys Manners 90 Moama Isabel Webb 99 Morven Raymond & Margot White 60 Broken Hill Gil & Dot Harris 70 Broken Hill Ray & Lorraine Sartori 60 Broken Hill 6 Kevin & Thelma Harris 60 Broken Hill 3 AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANTS ROADS TO RECOVERY FUNDING 2016 (AT 29 JANUARY 2016) INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES AND ALBURY Regional Art Funding Farrer ARTS, $65,000 ANZAC Centenary Local Gallery Redevelopment $300,000 Albury City Council $5,483,103 Grants Programme BROKEN HILL Lifeline Shire Council $5,338,325 (19 projects) $129,119 Community Neighbourhood Berrigan Shire Council $5,542,837 Broken Hill City Council $2,100,970 Road Black Spot Programme $258,500 Centre $500,000 HEADFRAME STABILISATION Central Darling Shire Council $6,431,251 Bridges Renewal Programme $255,000 TIBOOBURRA DISCRETIONARY FUNDING, CATALYST FUNDING Shire Council $4,991,340 Community Development Corowa Shire Council $5,920,674 BROKEN HILL $120,000 DENILIQUIN and BERRIGAN Grants $800,000 Deniliquin Council $1,127,951 Shire – Theatre for Greater Council $8,241,886 Heavy Vehicle Safety and Young People $100,000 Productivity Programme $9,360,400 Council $3,260,540 AGL SOLAR PROJECT, BROKEN ALBURY/ flying Council $4,108,714 Investment Road and Rail HILL AND $166.7 M Fruit Fly Circus $103,300 Council $6,468,876 Programme $300,000,000 Murray Shire Council $6,118,352 Regional Development NATIONAL STRONGER REGIONS FUND Australia Fund $4,000,000 (ROUND 1) INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES MOBILE BLACK SPOT PROGRAMME Roads to Recovery (17 projects) $88,614,099 MULWALA Upgrade of the AND ARTS PROJECTS (EIGHT LOCATIONS AS INDICATED) Protecting National Historic Mulwala Industrial Estate $655,676 Wilcannia Central School $65,000 Sites $655,676 Broken Hill (West Darling Arts) $48,000 Australian Research Council NATIONAL STRONGER REGIONS FUND Deniliquin – Indigenous (ROUND 2) PRIVATE IRRIGATION (2013-present) $3,399,824 Language Project $34,000 NYNGAN Tocumwal $334,920 WILCANNIA INFRASTRUCTURE OPERATORS Endeavour Scholarships and PROGRAMME (HAY, COLEAMBALLY, Fellowships $124,000 Gol Gol (Wentworth Shire) $500,000 COMMUNITY HERITAGE GRANTS PROGRAMME BROKEN HILL GOODNIGHT) Accelerating Commercialisation Culcairn $40,000 Broken Hill City Council $6,200 (12 projects) $9,360,400 Holbrook & Henty $1,000,000 Deniliquin and District Capital Grants for Albury (Lavington) $4,025,560 Historical Society $6,347 non-government schools $4,000,000 MENINDEE NATURAL DISASTER RESILIENCE PROGRAMME Industry Skills Fund REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY HERITAGE ($40,000 EACH) (2 projects) $6,720 AUSTRALIA FUND AND ICONS GRANTS ALBURY Regional Art Gallery IVANHOE Broken Hill (2 projects) $17,675 TWENTY MILLION TREES Redevelopment $3,500,000 Willandra Lakes $10,000 (8 PROJECTS) BERRIGAN Revitalisation of Goulburn- Murray Rural the Sports and Community BUSINESS GROWTH GRANTS Water Corporation Precinct in Finley $500,000 5 PROJECTS $72,050 HILLSTON (Lake Hume and ) $66,600 Albury (x3) $41,250 Conargo Shire Council (Blighty) $33,176 MOBILE BLACK SPOT PROGRAMME Finley $8,800 RANKIN SPRINGS (TOWERS OR TOWER UPGRADES) Mulwala $22,000 WILLANDRA LAKES GREEN ARMY - 9 PROJECTS Bunnaloo ROAD BLACK SPOT PROGRAMME WENTWORTH Sunset Strip (Lake Menindee) Burrumbuttock $675,400 BURONGA FARRER Deniliquin GRIFFITH Holbrook $400,000 Hay Mid Western Highway B Jindera $160,625 LEETON Holbrook Riverina Highway HAY BALRANALD $270,000 GOODNIGHT Savernake NARRANDERA Albury $229,900 COLEAMBALLY PRIVATE IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE Wanganella OPERATORS PROGRAMME Wentworth Mulwala $24,500 Corowa $31,000 Hay NATURAL DISASTER RESILIENCE LOCKHART Coleambally URANA JERILDERIE Goodnight PROGRAMME Hillston $40,000 WAKOOL DENILIQUIN BLIGHTY Narrandera $40,000 BARHAM WANGANELLA FINLEY CULCAIRN BERRIGAN BUNNALOO SAVERNAKE HOLBROOK TOCUMWAL BURRUMBUTTOCK

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