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Cronulla Update Mark Speakman MP for Cronulla Attorney General | Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence March 2021 Cronulla Update Mark Speakman MP for Cronulla Attorney General | Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence CRONULLA Bellevue Parade t e e e t Austral Street Ba d r rt e e o t MONTEREY Acacia Street re Francis Street n a t u r MASCOT S MORTDALE S SOUTH Edward Street St n r Arthur Street ee a HURSTVILLE Hurstville Road e t d ALLAWAH e v P d u e e n A Scarborough Street HURSTVILLE e n u u u i West Street e u J Park Road n e t v M n e ra Bay Road K GROVE d adr n e v r n a A x rs Av e d A e o e r o R E Monterey Street Short Street c d L t a R v a n s o y f il R d Military RoadMATRAVILLE f e E r HEFFRON e a i A e t a y Jellicoe Street r M C o l tre s R Frost Avenue S K r e r h d R u S KOGARAH Pasadena Street a p C i r PEAKHURST Park Avenue Cr i h t F CITY OF r sh n t u G l d a o CRONULLA n n e C g a b t rie e k l t Seymour Street b y Hollywood Street e F K P t c t d t R HEIGHTS s d s Oatley Park Avenue ad a E S a o RANDWICK a E Ri t e r L Myall Street N e a G Waterview Street re BOTANY a E H B d B Waratah Street o a e Culver Street e o a d R Thee Mall CARLTON c t h venu a A O Lloyd Street Mi Mi Street W a R e P r C o W T R KOGARAH y r d r G a a lo Frederick Street O r s o y Louisa Street s CITY e Cre ce g o BEVERLEY R a B n Pa HURSTVILLE P N v e t t l BAY PORT T G i l S e ur N r n e n t Arth u a N y s O i i t t i Y D d s o t l g r E o r r b e a T e k e k l r P m W PARK n Myrtle Street r a i e t P e R m a L C BOTANY S iv e a Whitfield Parade y r Gungah Bay Road d t o a t o te r D E e i e CITY Letitia Street S U a R n RAMSGATE r Rosa Street H R t u a s L O e s r s o e eet n ll o c RAMSGATE le O h PHILLIP Woronora Parade L t W a e a e e R S a n e s n d o C n W v P r t BEACH e a r d n n a e t JEW r o d C t A o r e ! BAY u S e w t M C o R f R Ada Street u a oa g d d B r H O a n r FISH e y r a YARRA Ro k e e e Mayor Street T E a l t Terry Street v B OATLEY a R E t A KOGARAH a a a e r BAY e t A m r K re h ve s c BAY aC O t g n Y e et a Rus S t t i s e a u M t e r e l n l W e in r e BAY R P n n r u t a e o a a lto R r a e r e e n d r OATLEY t e e a r o S S P v t e t r reet a w E A in S d S e i d R n v Av r ad a e Alfred Street la e n d o r Ly a B D R n l n w I u y a t a oo r e N o l d a Chuter Avenue l a o in B o a i P St Margate Street r y e o e Walmer Street it R et t Rosa Street o e w P C n r Park Road A din e e o u ve d LUGARNO l Campbell Street A L n B Alice Street L OATLEY e n a Boorara Avenue s ls l u H Annette Street n l Terry Street i ES K e a e r e e y e u R E a r BAY Q o e n K CARSS b E s u n P S KOGARAH e e n o The Grand Parade r R Ave u Yarran Road t n e t t e r r Wyong Street ee A C KOGARAH Ritchie Street Alice Street u tr v e ROCKDALE S PARK C o e Stuart Street v c a t H CITY e BAY The Promenade a n t CONNELLS G o S KYLE d z e I n t t a ILLAWONG r ree G C n e n B e N STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES lg r r i A t H r E A g POINT BAY Alfred Street u O n S KYLE BAY t MAROUBRA e W ll h d t Taro Street Horbury Street e R e e a Str r o h A E s c R S r LA PEROUSE MAP OF THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF Y B andr u i - ngh BOTANY East Street a Fowler G Hatfield Street h m D R O S E C V tre r E I t SANS e t i O SR v D RGE e K e e e E BAY A r d t T MANGROVE own SOUCI r E s B DOLLS S on S a Rocky PointR Road t v Russell Avenue re le C ISLAND e e u POINT BARE CONGWONG d t t o Mcmillan Avenue In thisd issue: r N ue ven a a B Griffiths Street A a U Ce ral r o nt a R u M BAY R t Toyer Avenue ISLAND P a CRONULLA S e O E n CARINA BLAKEHURST h SANDRINGHAM o T V cent o O as determined by the Electoral Districts Commissioners, I res e C m m ronora KANGAROO Gold StreetCastle Street Vista Street G Ida Street u R o e BAY o n W r t t C e e C Kendall Street ROCKDALE pursuant to the Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act, 1912 A e lumin v e e Bu St r r POINT r ee A R t t t Carina Road et Constitution Act, 1902 soll Street eet n Street September 2013 Sutherland 0 0.8 1.6 2.4 3.2 Kilometres Hospital update Further information, including copies of this map, Trains update may be obtained at: www.elections.nsw.gov.au Buses update Environment update Cost of living help COVID-19 Welcoming Sutherland Hospital’s newest interns 2013 Redistribution Electoral District KIAMA names and boundaries (Effective from the State General Election March 2015) Local grants Local Government Area KIAMA names and boundaries (as at 1 June 2014) update Sutherland Hospital update Marine Rescue Great hospitals need great doctors and nurses – News in brief and plenty of them. © Land and Property Information 2014 © NSW Electoral Commission 2013 Disclaimer: This map has been generated by various sources and is provided for information purposes only. Land and Property Information (LPI) and NSW Electoral Attorney General / Commission (NSWEC) do not warrant or represent that the information is free from errors or omission, or that it is exhaustive. LPI and NSWEC give no warranty in relation to the information. LPI and NSWEC accept no liability for loss, damage, or costs that you may incur relating to any use or reliance upon the information in this Last month I was pleased to welcome new intern doctors who’ll be launching map. Domestic Violence update a new phase in their careers at Sutherland Hospital. E n t R U e t v BAY e O Sutherland Hospital’s 18 new recruits are among 1,041 intern doctors A e r S t t r o BUNDEENA S h S s Out and aboutHEATHCOTE Loftu Stre Bund ker et eena Ba Dr ive commencing across NSW this year.Eric Street This is the largest intake of any state Sc arbo t rough Stree ad Ro e t iv e r r e a r b D t an ai S M a Bournemouth Street c n i or territory and ae 35% increaser on 2011. A EK E ST R RE e WE M C d TH n U u B O S GE TRE BA E B TheCRE NSW Government is investing $2.8 billion over four years in a record A EK C workforce boost of 8,300 frontline hospital staff, including 5,000 nurses and CRONULLA Bundeen a Drive CRONULLA midwives. This will expand service capacity, while relieving pressure on our hardworking frontline staff. The current $88 million redevelopment of Sutherland Hospital features eight new operating theatres and two endoscopy suites. It includes $7 million for construction of an MRI suite, with a new MRI machine.
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