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View Parliamentary speech here

NBN (National Broadband Network) fast broadband is available to 96 per cent of Hume, or almost 66,000 premises, with the rollout now in the home straight.

A robotics league for Goulburn has received a major boost thanks to a $13,560 grant from the Coalition’s Stronger Communities Programme.

$500 grants to assist local families with costs for talented junior sportspeople are now available for 2018.

From life-saving defibrillators to new high jump mats, more of Hume’s sporting clubs and community groups are able to carry out upgrades or purchase new equipment under the Coalition’s Stronger Communities Programme (SCP).

Thousands of children across Hume will benefit from a more than $400 million preschool funding boost announced by the Turnbull Government.

Australia Day Speech (video click here)

Well it's wonderful to be here in …… on one of my favourite days of the year

For so many Australians, this day – the 26^th of January – is so very special

Residents of Lost River, Peelwood Road and Rye Park are now benefiting from new and improved coverage on Australia’s largest mobile network.

The Coalition Government’s Mobile Service Centre ‘Golden Wattle’ is visiting Gunning, Crookwell and Boorowa this week to provide residents with personalised access to government services.

Federal Member for Hume Angus Taylor has been given a lead role in helping to drive major reform that will bolster Australia’s national security.

Applications are now open for a new program to make access to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) easier for 1200 students living in regional and remote areas of Australia.