• Home
  • Articles
    • Front Page
    • General Interest
    • Letters to the Editor
    • Snippets
  • Competitions
  • Our Community
    • Our People
    • Question of the Week
    • Be Seen
    • Jobs in The Central West
  • Features
    • Rural Round Up
    • Loving Local Living
    • Wellness Wise
    • My Place
    • Real Estate
    • Recipe of the Week
  • Sports
    • Canowindra Bowls Club
    • Canowindra Junior Rugby League
    • Canowindra Senior Rugby League
    • Cricket
    • Footy Tipping Competition
    • Golf
    • Rugby Union
    • Swimming Club
    • Touch Football Results
    • Tennis
    • Other
  • Contact Us
    • Contact Page
    • Advertise with Us
    • Testimonials
    • Subscribe to the Phoenix
    • Submit an Article
    • Previous Print Editions

The Canowindra Phoenix

Your free weekly guide to what's happening in and around Canowindra.

You are here: Home / Articles / Free Heavy Vehicle Rego For Farmers

Free Heavy Vehicle Rego For Farmers

19 September, 2018 By editor

Parliamentary Secretary for Western NSW Rick Colless last week welcomed the announcement farmers in regional NSW will get more cash back in their pockets with rebates and refunds on heavy vehicle registration after the NSW Government changed the way registration charges are calculated for primary producers.

“The changes will come into effect from 1 November 2018,” Mr Colless said. “We don’t want to see anyone pay more than they should for essential costs such as vehicle registration, especially farmers in regional NSW who are doing it tough right now.”

“Minister for Roads, Maritime and Freight Melinda Pavey said in a boost for farmers, the NSW Government will provide partial refunds on previous heavy vehicles registration charges going back over three years, saving primary producers an average of $2,094.”

“Farmers will also receive free registration over the next two years for their heavy vehicles,” Mrs Pavey said.

These changes come at a crucial time for farmers in regional NSW, and compliment the NSW Government’s more than $1 billion in drought support, which includes waiving class one agricultural vehicle registration costs. “Further to the refund announced, and as a result of the drought conditions, primary producers will also receive a registration rebate on their heavy vehicles for the next two years.”

The registration rebate will apply to all renewals from 1 July 2018 until 30 June 2020. For producers who register their vehicles between 1 July and 1 November this  year, the amount will be refunded. Further information is available at www.rms.nsw.gov.au/primary-producer-hv-rego

Filed Under: Articles, General Interest

More News

Staying ‘Home’ For Australia Day

21 January, 2021 By editor

It seems fitting that the name Canowindra comes from the Wiradjuri word meaning home. Canowindra has … [Read More...]

Cabonne Shire Australia Day 2021 Event Information

21 January, 2021 By editor

… [Read More...]

Much To Celebrate

21 January, 2021 By editor

Graham and Debbie Rice had a big week this week, celebrating 46 years of marriage on Monday and … [Read More...]

More articles in this section

  • Happy New Year – From Montrose House
  • Live Music Going Ahead In The New Year
  • Montrose House

More Food & Wine

ANZAC Treat

23 April, 2020 By editor

Caramel ANZAC Slice SLICE • 2 Cups Plain Flour • 2 Cups Brown Sugar • 2 Cups Rolled Oats • 1 … [Read More...]

Enjoy a Cold Christmas Pudding!

16 December, 2015 By editor

Ingredients 2.25 litre vanilla ice cream 2 x 125 punnets of pistachio kernels 1 teaspoon … [Read More...]

The Bite…Coffee Culture

8 July, 2015 By editor

It is a fair generalisation that Australians are culturally obsessed with their coffee. Across the … [Read More...]

More articles in this section

  • The Bite…Winter Warmers
  • In The Vines…Philip Shaw’s New Cellar Door
  • The Bite…Orange Cafe Culture

More Sport

The Canowindra rugby league football club

21 January, 2021 By editor

The season launch for the Canowindra Rugby Football Club’s centenary year was held last week at the Canowindra Bowling Club. This year marks an incredible 100 years of play by the Tigers in Canowindra. Speeches were heard from club president Andrew Whatman and coaches Kevin, Cal and Mick. Ed Clyburn spoke on behalf of the […]

Latest Print Edition

Click here to download the recent issue (617) of The Canowindra Phoenix (2.1mb PDF) 21st January 2021

AWARDED 2018 BEST BUSINESS IN CABONNE

Stay Connected

The Canowindra Phoenix would like to thank you, our Facebook friends, for your continued support and readership!

likeusonfacebook

Canowindra Booklet

Click here to download the 2018 Canowindra Booklet – Explore “The Place You Call Home” Like a Local

Central West Rural Round Up Booklet

Click here to download the Central West Rural Round Up Booklet

Search the Phoenix

Recent Articles

  • Bangaroo Bridge Officially Open 21 January, 2021
  • Staying ‘Home’ For Australia Day 21 January, 2021
  • Letters 21 January, 2021

Contact the Phoenix

Street Address: 84 Gaskill Street Canowindra NSW 2804 Postal Address: PO Box 203 Canowindra NSW 2804 Phone: (02) 6344 1846 Email: editor@canowindraphoenix.com.au or sales@canowindraphoenix.com.au View our Privacy Policy. View our Conflict Resolution Process. View our Ethics and Complaints Policy. Want to advertise with us? Information on our Community Promotions.

Submit an Article

We are always looking for new articles of interest to the local community.

Please feel free to submit an article for possible inclusion in a future issue.

To submit an article, click here to use our online article submission form.

Receive The Phoenix via Email

* indicates required

Copyright © 2021 · Website setup and support: CompleteWPCare