The Federal Government will acquire $50 million of debt from Rex’s largest creditor, PAGAC Regulus Holdings Limited (PAG), an important step to prevent an adverse outcome for regional communities, and ensure the continued connectivity of Australia’s regional and remote communities.
Read MoreThe Albanese Labor Government is building Australia’s future and boosting New South Wales’ housing supply by investing more than $182 million in critical infrastructure that will unlock more than 25,000 new homes across the state.
Read MoreEastern Riverina Arts is commissioning two unique artworks for installation at the Station Creative Workspace in Wagga Wagga. All creatives in the Eastern Riverina Arts service region, are encouraged to submit their proposal, including concept, timeline, and budget, for the chance to bring their vision to life at the Station.
Read MoreThe Griffith Tourism Team is delighted to launch the new, vibrant and engaging Visit Griffith Visitor Guide 2025 - 2026. This 84-page publication is a key marketing tool for Griffith and region, in driving increased visitation and tourism spend.
Read MoreLeeton Shire Council and Hay Shire Council were among the successful applicants who will receive Commonwealth-approved funding as part of Growing Regions Program – Round 2.
Read MoreVeterinary workers – including vets, vet nurses and vet technicians and their families – can now access The Welcome Experience in 55 local government areas across regional NSW.
Read MoreThe Tertiary Health Study Subsidy is open to 8,000 students and graduates over 2025 and 2026 that are passionate about working in our world class health system. Subsidies have been granted to 4000 students and graduates since the start of the program.
Read MoreThe Australian Government is continuing to improve road safety for truck drivers and other travellers across the country, with six new projects announced under the fourth tranche of the Heavy Vehicle Rest Area (HVRA) initiative.
Read MoreThe Albanese Government is funding local infrastructure and essential community equipment to ensure Australia’s communities are even better places to live, with guidelines for Stronger Communities Programme Round 9 released 19 December 2024.
Read MoreThe Albanese Government continues to boost mobile connectivity and resilience in areas prone to natural disasters, with $55 million in grant funding now available to areas in need through Round 8 of the Mobile Black Spot Program (MBSP).
Read MoreThe Albanese Government is continuing to support Aussie farmers with cost of living relief and enhanced productivity, with an additional $20 million investment in a new round of the hugely successful On Farm Connectivity Program (OFCP).
Read MoreThe Mobile Black Spot Program (the MBSP) is an Australian Government initiative that invests in telecommunications infrastructure to improve mobile coverage and competition across Australia.
Read MoreAs part of the nation-building EnergyConnect project, construction of the Cobb Highway accommodation camp and construction laydown located approximately 40km south of Hay, has been completed.
Read MoreThe Albanese Government is investing $180.5 million to deliver on its commitment to support local news and community broadcasting, today launching the News Media Assistance Program (News MAP) and announcing additional funding for community broadcasting.
Read MoreThe Albanese Government welcomes the Regional Telecommunications Independent Review Committee (RTIRC) 2024 report which sets out recommendations to further improve connectivity for regional, rural and remote communities.
Read MoreThe Albanese Government will establish the News Bargaining Incentive to ensure large digital platforms contribute to the sustainability of news media in Australia.
Read MoreDriver behaviour is critical to improving safety on our roads and the campaign message of “Safer driving starts with you” encourages drivers to think about their own behaviour behind the wheel and reinforces the importance of driving safely.
Read MoreThe 2025 ABC Heywire winners, announced 11 December 2024, showcase incredible determination, grit, and powerful commitment to inspiring change in their communities through their stories.
Read MoreA record 40 students have received degrees from universities across Australia in 2023-24 through a remote learning facility enabling them to study without leaving their home town of Griffith or Leeton.
Read MoreThe Regional Data Hub (the hub) is for all Australians. It’s a virtual space for you to engage in a range of data and information sources to enable you to better understand your area. The hub has a range of resources enabling you to better understand the many facets of your local area such as employment, liveability and housing stock.
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