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Home » Deputy Premier To Visit Canowindra

Deputy Premier To Visit Canowindra

12 July, 2017 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

The Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW, Skills and Small Business John Barilaro MP will be visiting Canowindra next Monday 17th July, as part of an electorate wide visit to the Orange Electorate. The Deputy Premier will be arriving at Montrose House at 12pm for an informal lunch and meeting. Members of the community wishing to attend and have lunch with John Barilaro should RSVP to Tommy Jeffs at Montrose House on 6344 1006 by Friday afternoon.

Mr Barilaro will be accompanied by the Parliamentary Secretary for Western NSW, Rick Colless MLC and will be available to meet with members of the Canowindra business community, dryland farmers, irrigators, livestock producers and members of the community at Montrose House, 71 Gaskill Street, Canowindra.

“It is important that all sections of the community fully understand the direction the new leadership of the government is taking NSW”, said Mr Colless. “There are some exciting new funding programs bringing serious money to regional NSW which I am sure the Deputy Premier will bring people up to speed with on Monday. “John Barilaro is absolutely committed to improving the infrastructure and community facilities throughout regional NSW and this will be an opportunity for those community groups to crystallise their ideas for moving their communities forward”, Mr Colless said.

The talk will be very welcoming to allow you to raise any concerns you may have, specifically regarding infrastructure and community
facilities. The talk will be very informative about the direction of the government, especially in relation to rural NSW and Canowindra.
All residents of Canowindra are encouraged to go along to ensure our rural voice gets heard.

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