TRANSCRIPT ABC Goulburn Murray4 June 20188:35am STEVE MARTIN:Bridget McKenzie is The Nationals Senator for Victoria and Deputy Leader of The National Party and had been booked in to speak with Joseph Thomsen on ABC Goulburn Murray about some local sporting grants and getting more doctors and healthcare professionals into regional Australia and we will get…
DetailsThe Coalition Government is continuing to take action to combat the scourge of ice and other illicit drugs with more Local Drug Action Teams set to rollout across Australia. The outcome of the third round of the highly successful program, which is part of the $298 million National Ice Action Strategy, was announced by Minister…
DetailsTobacco smoking is the largest preventable cause of death and disease in Australia and the Coalition Government is further committing to reduce the burden on communities. The Minister for Rural Health, Senator Bridget McKenzie is in Alice Springs to launch the next phase of the National Tobacco Campaign and said that smoking related illness devastates…
DetailsThe Minister for Regional Communications, Senator the Hon Bridget McKenzie, has today announced a review of the Viewer Access Satellite Television (VAST) service. The VAST service currently delivers free-to-air television to approximately 30,000 travelling Australians, such as grey nomads, and around 200,000 households mainly in regional and remote Australia that do not have access to…
DetailsATTRACTING more doctors to the Calliope and Gladstone region was front and centre in discussions led by the Member for Flynn Ken O’Dowd following the Minister for Rural Health, Senator Bridget McKenzie’s visit to the region today. Minister McKenzie assured local health professionals that the Coalition Government is responding to the challenge of ensuring Australia…
DetailsStronger Rural Health Strategy delivering high quality care As the Deputy Leader of The Nationals ensuring that regional and rural Australians can access the 21st century health care is a key priority. The Coalition is committed to responding to the challenge of ensuring Australia has the right mix of health professionals to deliver high…
DetailsMinister for Rural Health, Senator Bridget McKenzie with the Member for Calare, Mr Andrew Gee, have today launched Charles Sturt University’s 2018 Community-University Partnerships Grants program. Through the Community-University Partnerships Grants program, Charles Sturt University provides grants of up to $20,000 to support local cultural, economic and sporting activities,” Mr Andrew Gee said. CSU is…
DetailsThe Coalition Government is committed to responding to the challenge of ensuring Australia has the right mix of health professionals to deliver high quality healthcare to those in need, particularly those in rural and regional areas. It is vital to ensure that doctors, no matter where they live and work, get the support and training…
DetailsNational Heart Week 2018 is the perfect time for all Australians to reflect on the importance of including physical activity in their daily routine. The Minister for Sport, Senator Bridget McKenzie, today said it doesn’t matter how old or young you are, participating in regular physical activity is good for your general health and wellbeing.…
DetailsMinister for Regional Communications, Senator Bridget McKenzie, has announced the committee who will undertake the next review of telecommunications services in regional, rural and remote areas. The Regional Telecommunications Independent Review Committee (the Committee) is convened every three years to examine regional telecommunication services. Six members have been appointed to the Committee: Mr Sean Edwards…
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