NSW Labor have today announced a Minns Labor Government will ensure New South Wales will become the first state in Australia where every person experiencing breast cancer will be able to receive the free care and support of a breast cancer nurse, committing $19.5 million over three years to fund an additional 29 McGrath Breast Cancer nurses to support people right across New South Wales.

As most workplaces head into the festive season with work completed, the NSW Liberal and Nationals Government has failed to deliver on its 2022 ‘to do’ list for the Illawarra, Member for Wollongong, Paul Scully said today.

Nineteen sporting and community organisations receiving grants totalling $400,000 from the Community Building Partnerships (CBP) grants program will bring some added cheer as we head into the Christmas season.

Two years have passed since the NSW Parliament, with the backing of NSW Labor, passed the Electricity Infrastructure Investment Act yet the Illawarra Renewable Energy Zone hasn’t been declared and the promised steel mandate has not been introduced.

Hundreds of additional books will end up in the hands of local students thanks to a big donation from Wests Illawarra to Paul Scully’s 2022 Kids Book Drive.

Three local Wollongong sporting and community groups will share in just over $292,000 in funding from the Infrastructure Grants Program, Member for Wollongong, Paul Scully announced today.

In launching his 2022 Kids Book Drive, Member for Wollongong, Paul Scully, is hoping that this year will be bigger than ever.

It’s time for the NSW Government to commit to a permanent marking of the UCI World Road Championship course Member for Wollongong, Paul Scully MP, has told the NSW Parliament.

Bureau of Health Information (BHI) data from April to June 2022 show patients attending local ED’s are continuing to wait longer for treatment and left waiting hours in pain and discomfort. 

650 days have passed since the passage of legislation through the NSW Parliament that promised a new renewable energy infrastructure future for the Illawarra – but local content requirements are still up in the air.