The Northern Rivers Times Edition 186

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!!!February 1, 2024

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NEWS 19

$12K GRANTS TO GROW RICHMOND AND CLARENCE VALLEY HEALTH WORKFORCE Richmond and Clarence Valley healthcare students should consider applying for new grants of up to $12,000 to support them with their tertiary studies, according to Clarence Nationals MP Richie Williamson. “The Tertiary Health Study Subsidies program will support 12,000

students and is all about helping young people into tertiary healthcare education and increasing the NSW Health workforce” Mr Williamson said. “The Nationals have secured dedicated regional NSW grants for nursing, medicine and paramedicine.”

Applications are also open for those studying other healthcare degrees at NSW universities state-wide including psychology, dentistry, pharmacy, radiography, Aboriginal health and more. For university students who have already commenced their studies,

applications for a one-off payment of $8,000 after acceptance of employment within NSW Health are available. Mr Williamson said that as part of the program, applicants must make a five-year commitment to working within the NSW public health system. “This is the beginning

of the academic year and I want to see as many possible students from the Richmond and Clarence Valleys apply for this support,” Mr Williamson said. “Students from regional and rural communities often face financial barriers with the associated costs of

studying away from home. This initiative goes a long way towards levelling the playing field”. Program eligibility requirements and application information is available by searching the NSW Health web site, www.health.nsw. gov.au

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A Guide to Koala-Friendly Gardens

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pages 46-55

Enhancing Rural Healthcare: Government Initiative Boosts Support for Rural Generalists

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page 45

Urgent Reforms to Vaping Laws: A Call to Safeguard Youth Against Nicotine Addiction

1min
page 45

Innovative MRI Technique Revolutionizes Severe Depression Treatment

1min
page 44

Boosted Work Bonus Unlocks Extra Income for Older Australians

1min
page 44

WHATS ON THE MENU TONIGHT?

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pages 42-43

Toyota Trademark Fuels Speculation of High-Performance Flagship

1min
page 41

GWM Unveils 2024 Tank 500: Hybrid Power, Seven Seats, and Competitive Pricing to Challenge Toyota Prado

1min
page 41

Ford’s Global CEO Affrms Commitment to V8 Engines, Unveils Long-Term Vision

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page 40

Build more social housing to tackle homelessness: Homelessness NSW

6min
pages 38-40

Urgent Call for ACCC Inquiry as Farmers and Families Grapple with Unfair Retail Practices

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pages 36-37

peak farm body is urging the Federal Government to put its agricultural policies under the microscope as it prioritises cost of living relief for Australians.

1min
page 36

Meat & Livestock Australia Initiates Search for New Managing Director

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pages 35-36

Markets Signals Bright Start to 2024

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RIC reaches 3,000 farm loan customers

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page 34

Government rejects compensation offer, betrays cattle industry

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page 34

Scrap unjust tax on farmers

1min
page 33

The Urgent Call for Collective Biosecurity Awareness

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page 33

BOB MARLEY: ONE LOVE

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page 32

ARTISTS IN CONVERSATION: PENNY EVANS AND BETTY RUSS

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page 32

RECENT CATTLE MARKET REPORTS

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pages 24-27

NSW Environment Protection Authority statement:

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pages 21-23

Casino saleyards back in action with Outcross at the helm

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Female leadership key to community ‘saving itself’ in unprecedented trauma

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page 20

$12K GRANTS TO GROW RICHMOND AND CLARENCE VALLEY HEALTH WORKFORCE

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COP THIS! NEW WOMEN IN UNIFORM LAY DOWN THE LAW IN THE CLARENCE VALLEY

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Continued Fire Ant Treatment in Murwillumbah Post-Wet Season

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The Greatest Show in Town!

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pages 16-17

Improving safety on the Summerland Way

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pages 14-16

Tweed Shire 2024 Citizen of the Year – dedicated frefghter and disability support worker Julie Lowe

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pages 12-13

FROM DREAMER TO HEALER: ALLEGRA’S INSPIRING JOURNEY

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pages 9-11

Time for a closer look at supermarket pricing

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Suffolk Park property owner fined $12,000 for unauthorised holiday letting

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Tweed citizens recognised at Australia Day Awards Ceremony

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Achievement Awards

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pages 4-5

MP backs “Stop the Fill” petition

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Inspiring leader joins her dad as award winner

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Celebrating Excellence: Ballina Shire’s 2024 Australia Day Award Winners

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Tweed Shire Council bucks tradition

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