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Mar

13

2025

Community Safety Roundtable Well Attended

Council, Local NewsBernard Smith, Brendan Moylan, Glen Innes Severn Council, Margot Davis, NSW Police

On Thursday 6th March Glen Innes Severn Council held a roundtable meeting to discuss community concerns about crime and vandalism that has affected several local businesses over recent months and years. The meeting was proposed in response to a petition that was signed by a large number of Glen Innes businesses and employees urging Council to install CCTV cameras throughout the Glen Innes CBD, allowing perpetrators to be identified and to provide evidence of crimes to assist with successful prosecution. The crimes have caused significant stress to business owners in addition to significant costs involved in repairing doors, windows and…

Mar

13

2025

By Newsroom

Have Your Say on Hunter New England Health Changes

Local NewsBrendan Moylan, Hunter New England Health, Hunter New England Local Health District

Residents across the Hunter and New England regions are being encouraged to share their views on a proposed restructure of the local health district. Submissions are now open for the inquiry into the Health Services Amendment (Splitting of the Hunter New England Health District) Bill 2025, which seeks to divide the existing Hunter New England Local Health District into two separate entities—the Hunter Local Health District and the New England Northwest Local Health District. The Bill has been referred to the Legislative Assembly Committee on Community Services, which will examine how the proposed changes would be implemented, along with the…

Mar

04

2025

By Newsroom

Crime Concerns in Regional NSW to be Debated in Parliament

Local NewsBrendan Moylan

A petition calling for action on crime in regional New South Wales has reached the required 20,000 signatures, ensuring the issue will be debated in State Parliament. The ePetition, which aims to address concerns about crime in regional areas, calls for changes including: Strengthening bail laws to prevent violent young offenders from re-offending. Increasing resources and support for police officers to effectively apprehend and prosecute offenders. Reviewing the judicial system to prioritise community safety. Member for Northern Tablelands, Brendan Moylan, acknowledged the strong support for the petition and thanked residents for making their voices heard. "The people of regional NSW…

Feb

20

2025

By Newsroom

Glen Innes Community Recognised For Storm Clean-Up Efforts

Local NewsBrendan Moylan

The Glen Innes community has been praised for its efforts in coming together to restore the town following a severe storm in January. The storm caused significant damage, but thanks to the hard work and dedication of local volunteers, the town was swiftly cleaned up and put back in order. Brendan Moylan MP acknowledged the contributions of residents during a speech in the New South Wales Parliament on Tuesday, highlighting the resilience and community spirit displayed by the people of Glen Innes. “I recognise the Glen Innes community for banding together in January of this year to clean up and…

Feb

13

2025

By Newsroom

Moylan To Introduce Bill to Tackle Youth Crime in Regional NSW

Local NewsBrendan Moylan, NSW Parliament

Member for Northern Tablelands, Brendan Moylan, has given notice in Parliament of the introduction of the ‘Regional Youth Crime Reform Bill,’ aiming to address ongoing concerns about youth crime in regional New South Wales. Mr Moylan is expected to formally introduce the Bill either next week or during the March sittings of the NSW Parliament. The proposed legislation outlines three key changes designed to strengthen the legal response to youth crime in regional areas. The Bill proposes: The reversal of doli incapax, a legal principle that presumes children under 14 are incapable of criminal intent. The removal of a loophole…

Feb

06

2025

By Newsroom

Call for Action on Young Offenders Act Reform

Local NewsBrendan Moylan

Residents across the Northern Tablelands are being encouraged to support a Parliamentary ePetition calling for changes to the Young Offenders Act. The petition, presented by Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson, follows concerns over recent increases in crimes committed by repeat offenders. Member for Northern Tablelands Brendan Moylan is urging the community to sign the petition, which seeks to: Strengthen bail laws to prevent violent young offenders from reoffending; Provide additional resources and support for police to effectively apprehend and prosecute offenders; and Review the judicial system to ensure community safety is prioritised. The ePetition requires 20,000 signatures to be scheduled…

Jan

21

2025

By Newsroom

Have Your Say On Proposed New Additions To Public Transport

Local NewsBrendan Moylan, Public Transport

Commuters across the Northern Tablelands are being invited to share their views on proposed changes to bus routes and timetables set to take effect in mid-2026. The proposed adjustments, developed by NSW TrainLink, include the introduction of new services and improvements to existing routes and schedules. One of the new additions is a bus service between Armidale and Port Macquarie, operating on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. This service would enable passengers to connect with rail services accessing destinations such as Coffs Harbour, Grafton, the Northern Rivers, the Gold Coast, and Brisbane. In Armidale, additional stops are planned in the CBD…

Jan

17

2025

By Brendan Moylan MP

A Local Update From Brendan Moylan MP

Local NewsAustralia Day, Brendan Moylan, Deepwater Cup, Glen Innes & District Services Club, Glen Innes Jockey Club, Glen Innes Show

Welcome to 2025 It is great to welcome a new year Wishing a Happy New Year to everyone across the Northern Tablelands! I hope you all had a restful and enjoyable holiday season. 2024 was a big year, and I’m excited see what’s in store for 2025. I look forward to continuing my efforts to represent and serve the communities across the region this year. If you have any concerns or issues you’d like to discuss, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with the Armidale or Moree electorate offices. Race days It was a shame to see the weather…

Dec

19

2024

By Brendan Moylan MP

A Local Update From Brendan Moylan MP

Local NewsBrendan Moylan, Glen Innes High School, NSW Health, NSW Parliament

Glen Innes High School annual presentation Following the catch-up with the councillors, I went to Glen Innes High School for their annual presentation. It was excellent to see such a large number of students and teachers recognised for their contributions in the classroom as well as on the sporting field and in the arts areas. Council catch-up It was good to gather with Glen Innes Severn Shire Councillors last week to discuss important issues and concerns from across the Glen Innes Local Government Area. We also discussed the best ways moving forward to grow the area and what options are…

Nov

28

2024

By Newsroom

State and Federal MPs React To Rail Trail Funding Cut

Local NewsBarnaby Joyce, Brendan Moylan, New England Rail Trail

Federal and State MPs have hit out at the NSW State Government and the Australian Federal Government after it was announced the funding for the New England Rail Trail had been cut. State Member for Northern Tablelands, Brendan Moylan said: “I have been pushing for more funding so it is incredibly disappointing to hear there will be cuts made to the Northern Tablelands. Without funding we won’t have the ability to complete projects, improve facilities and upgrade equipment which are so important to regional areas. Whether you were for or against the Rail Trail, the reality is Mr Minns and…