Due to the current mounting pressures on businesses, Business NSW are requesting your support in completing this special edition of their Business Conditions Survey in order to better understand the impact of coronavirus, bushfires, drought and other weather-related events.

This survey aims to provide an honest and comprehensive analysis of economic trends, opportunities and challenges for businesses in NSW.

Has your work, or cultural and creative activities been affected? It is essential we get feedback from our Western Riverina community to better understand these impacts comprehensively. Please take the time to share and complete this survey.

Three Rivers University Department of Rural Health would like to support all health professionals and staff to access free online courses to support their knowledge with the anticipated increase use of telehealth in clinical services and general wellbeing of self-care for clinicians with measures being put in place for COVID 19.

Three Rivers University Department of Rural Health would like to support all health professionals and staff to access free online courses to support their knowledge with the anticipated increase use of telehealth in clinical services and general wellbeing of self-care for clinicians with measures being put in place for COVID 19.

This course is designed to facilitate learning and understanding about telehealth services so clinicians can begin to include it in their provision of healthcare and learn more about best practice in telehealth service delivery.

To support our regional tourism communities during these unprecedented times, Australian Regional Tourism (ART) is hosting an online panel discussion to provide guidance to local governments supporting their local tourism operators and industry through the impacts of COVID-19.

The NSW Government has announced a major $2.3 billion health boost and economic stimulus package to protect the community and help protect jobs in the face of the COVID-19 outbreak over the next six months.

This package has two key components: $700 million in extra health funding and $1.6 billion in tax cuts to support jobs.

The Government has announced a $17.6 billion economic plan as the world deals with the significant challenges posed by the spread of the coronavirus.

The targeted stimulus package is focused on keeping Australians in jobs and helping small and medium sized businesses to stay in business.