Friday, 23 December 2022 09:11
MISSING WOMAN AND CHILDREN FOUND
A WOMAN and three children, who were reported missing from Sydney’s south-west earlier this week, have been located safe in Queensland. Officers from Campbelltown City Police Area Command appealed for community assistance on Monday (19 December 2022) to locate a mother and her three children who were last seen in the Campbelltown area at the weekend. The family was located by officers from Queensland Police Service in Brisbane earlier today (Thursday 22 December 2022). Police would like to thank the media and community for their assistance.
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Friday, 23 December 2022 09:03
ALL SYSTEMS GO FOR HEALTHCARE APPEAL
IT'S all systems go for the Southwest Healthcare Christmas Appeal. We need to raise $69,000 for a Nerve Integrity Monitor for our Warrnambool operating theatres. Our surgeons will use it to help prevent nerve injury (such as facial palsy and voice loss) whilst removing head and neck tumours and growths. Buy a $10 ticket in our Online Christmas Raffle - there’s $6,000 of terrific prizes. Here’s the link: https://app.galabid.com/swhchristmasraffle
Or make a tax deductible donation by contacting our Christmas Appeal manager Suzan Morey on 03 5564 4100 or smorey@swh.net.au
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Friday, 23 December 2022 07:56
LABOR'S "DISGRACEFUL" ENERGY DEAL
FAMILY budgets will be clobbered with soaring energy bills this Christmas despite Labor claiming its energy legislation will provide relief, says Angus Taylor, Member for Hume.
After six months of inaction and delay, the Albanese Labor Government has failed to deliver any meaningful relief for millions of Australian households and businesses facing skyrocketing bills.
The Labor Party was elected on the promise of bringing power prices down by $275. The Prime Minister made this commitment on 97 occasions prior to the election. He hasn’t mentioned it since, said Mr Taylor.
"This diabolical deal stitched up at five minutes to midnight will not reduce energy prices. Australian families will get a rude shock when they go to the mailbox and open their next power bill and see they’re paying more – a whole lot more.
"The fact that this shambolic piece of legislation was dumped on Parliamentarians less than 12 hours before having to vote on it is a disgrace.
"This is one the largest and most significant government interventions we have seen in a market in decades and the Albanese Labor Government is too arrogant and deceitful to allow proper consultation," he said.
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