Hundreds of families living in Leschenault, north of Australind, will benefit from an improved mobile phone coverage and new wireless broadband access.
“There has been a demonstrated need and demand from residents during the past few years which, to their credit, Telstra has responded to,” Mrs Marino said.
Coalition’s Broadband Survey
http://www.malcolmturnbull.com.au/fasterbroadband/
South West Sensations Showcase
Federal Member for Forrest Nola Marino is delighted to welcome the first confirmed exhibitors and sponsors for her second South West Sensations. The showcase raises the profile of the South West with our nation’s top policy and decision makers by taking industry and local produce exhibitors to Canberra.
Volunteer reading program helping primary school students
Nola Marino MHR helped to launch the Hands Up 4 Kids reading program at Carey Park Primary School. There are now five schools that benefit from the Greater Bunbury volunteer program which sees community members reading to students.
Driving Forrest Forward
My 20 year transport vision for South West roads, rail and port
“Doubling the price of 457 visas from $450 to $900 is just another slap in the face for regional producers who feed the nation quality food.” – excerpt
“At the end of the next financial year, nearly all residents will be on the lower rate of funding (being brought in by the Government).
For a 40-bed unit, this would represent a loss of funding of close to half a million dollars by 2014-15.” – excerpt
It is terrific that Anzac Day continues to be celebrated with growing interest.
As ANZAC Day (April 25th) fast approaches, now is a time for all Australians to pause and remember our fallen heroes of past wars and also to provide support to our current deployed personnel and those who have recently returned from operations. The aim of this program is to provide some material support for our
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“We know that we can produce the best quality food products in the world—we are good at it—but we also need to make sure that we have the capacity to deliver what established and emerging Asian markets are looking for.
A coalition government would make sure that it sufficiently developed and supported access to these markets for Australian exporters.” – excerpt
Federal Member for Forrest Nola Marino today officially opened applications for $100,000 to be shared among groups in her electorate planning celebration for the Anzac Centenary in 2015.
“The Centenary of Anzac will be the most significant national period of commemoration in our nation’s history”, Mrs Marino said.
“Locally, our community will work together to ensure that we pay appropriate tribute to the thousands of locals who answered the call to serve their nation and the hundreds who have made the ultimate sacrifice in defence of our collective values and beliefs.”
Nola Marino MHR had the privilege to give recognition to Bunbury Catholic College becoming Western Australia’s latest Waterwise School.
I rise to speak on these appropriation bills. The south-west of Western Australia, the area I represent, in my view is the best region in the best state in the best country in the world. Those of us who are lucky enough to live there are always grateful that we have that opportunity. South-west people
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The Customs Amendment (Anti-Dumping Commission) Bill 2013 is what we see as the next stage of the government’s revamp of customs procedures, which it claims will enhance our anti-dumping capacity. It will allow the establishment of the Anti-Dumping Commission as a part of the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service and establish the role of
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