
Fourteen students from Kirrawee High School have today successfully completed the NSW Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) Secondary School Cadet Program.
The cadets have completed an eight week course that has given them skills which will last a lifetime.
The program is a great way to introduce young people to the important role volunteer fire fighters play within communities.
As well as examining fire behaviour, the students have been taught essential fire safety techniques and gained an appreciation of the work emergency services volunteers face every day.
The cadet program also offers students the opportunity to experience firsthand the commitment and camaraderie that comes with volunteering.
This is the fifth year that Kirrawee High School has offered the NSW RFS Secondary School Cadet Program to its students.
The school provides support to the program by supervising the cadets during training.
It is this ongoing support from the schoolβs Principal Paul Owens, the teachers and staff that help to make the program such a success.
The benefits of volunteering are enormous and it is inspiring to see our next generation getting involved.
π The NSW Government is extending free flu shots at GPs and pharmacists for NSW residents until 17 July.
π€ More than 1,000 people presented to our emergency departments with flu-like illness last week. Around 165, including very young children, were so unwell they were admitted to hospital. ... See MoreSee Less
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π΅π΄ Wanda Surf Life Saving Club has received a $148,000 NSW Government grant for its watercraft and surf sports equipment storage system.
π΅π΄ Wanda offers a high level of surf sports activities to its members which results in strong, capable, rescue-ready volunteer lifesavers on the beach. ... See MoreSee Less
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Wanda members thank you for your continued support β€οΈπ
Thank you Mark Speakman for your outstanding support of our local community and of surf life saving. ππππ¦πΊ
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π΅π‘ The dedicated volunteers at North Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club will receive a $412,000 NSW Government grant for upgrades to its internal pool as well as new solar panels, battery storage and pool heating system.
Our iconic local surf clubs donate tens of thousands of hours each year to patrolling the beach to keep us safe, educating our kids on water safety and promoting healthy, active lifestyles for so many. Itβs important that the clubs have the modern facilities they need to do this work.
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It is an honor to receive such a grant that allows us to upgrade our facilities and help our volunteers keep our wonderful community safe! ππ
There's a pool in there...
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James Andrew Jackie Primmer
WHEN is someone in State Parliament going to “WAKE UP”and let these clubs trade as Licenced Premises exactly as they do in QLD and pay for themselves and be self sufficient !!!! Then there would be no need for government grants and handouts or are ALL of the NSW Parliamentarians in the pockets of the AHA ????
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This weekβs NSW budget includes:
β Record health spending, including more than 10,000 extra full-time staff to hospitals, NSW Ambulance and health services. π©ββοΈ π π₯
β More than $7.2 billion in cost-of-living measures, including the new Back to School program. π¨βπ π
β $16.5 billion over 10 years to break the barriers to opportunity for women and give our children the best start in life, including affordable and accessible childcare and a universal year of prekindergarten before school. π© π¦
β Record $112.7 billion infrastructure program over four years. π π·πΌ
β $2.8 billion to help more families find homes, including $729 million for tax reform. π‘ ... See MoreSee Less
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sir you’ve had eleven years so far… talk with Ambos, cops, nurses and teachers on the work face and you will realise the last decade’s deterioration has caused irreparable damage that no proposal can rectify.
π©ββοΈ π¨ββοΈ "South Eastern Sydney Local Health District welcomes fast-tracked elective surgeries" π₯ ... See MoreSee Less
Local health district welcomes fast-tracked elective surgeries
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This weekβs NSW 2022-23 budget includes funding for local projects such as:
β New operating theatres, endoscopy suites and MRI at Sutherland Hospital (opening in 2023 and 2024)
β New building at Cronulla High School (construction commencing 2023)
β More Trains More Services T4 Illawarra train line upgrades increasing peak hour capacity by 30% (progressively to mid 2020s)
β Sutherland to Cronulla Active Transport Link stage 2 shared cycle/pedestrian path (construction commencing 2023)
β New visitor centre at Kamay Botany Bay National Park Kurnell (scheduled opening 2023)
β New ferry wharves at Kurnell and La Perouse (construction commencing 2023)
β M6 stage 1 south to Kogarah (opening 2025). ... See MoreSee Less
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after eleven years in office can you please just update Heathcote Road to a dual carriageway in lieu of a peace meal one lane bridge and token approaches?
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