
Seasonal workers finally allowed permit for NSW
VISA-holding seasonal workers living in Victoria border zones can now apply for a permit to work on farms in New South Wales.
Since 2018, we’ve fought hard for many millions in funding in the best interests of the region.
From Birchip to Robinvale, Werrimull to Wycheproof, we’ve fought hard – and will keep fighting – for each and every member of the electorate.
The game has changed, but the battle isn’t over.
There’s still plenty to be achieved to secure a better quality of life for the entire electorate for many years to come.

VISA-holding seasonal workers living in Victoria border zones can now apply for a permit to work on farms in New South Wales.

PEOPLE from border communities have basically been locked out of South Australia even if they are within the 40km zone allowable for a permit.

COMPASSIONATE grounds need to be added to the New South Wales border control permits.

IT IS imperative as many people as possible have their say on health services in the region ahead of Mildura Base Public Hospital being returned to public management.

VICTORIA’S setback in COVID-19 cases has led to the Victorian Government delaying the easing of restrictions and strengthening others.

A PATTERN of inaccuracy that has had three cases of COVID-19 incorrectly attributed to Mildura needs to be addressed to ensure people’s faith in the health system is not undermined.

THE process of employing a CEO for the Mildura Base Public Hospital (MBPH) is another significant step in the journey of returning the hospital to public management.

SUNRAYSIA residents who show even mild symptoms are being urged to get tested for COVID-19 as the state continues a widespread blitz.

HAVING access to mental health services will be crucial in isolated regions during the COVID-19 pandemic, which is why Member for Mildura Ali Cupper is welcoming a funding boost to the Victorian sector.

ANYONE contemplating easing of COVID-19 restrictions needed only to look at the situation in north-west Tasmania to see how quickly a situation could escalate – particularly in rural and regional areas.