Sussan Ley MP in Albury, New South Wales, Australia | Politician

Sussan Ley MP

Locality: Albury, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 1300 303 203

Address: 517 Kiewa Street 2640 Albury, NSW, Australia

Website: www.aph.gov.au/Senators_and_Members/Parliamentarian?MPID=00AMN

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23.01.2022 A hop, skip and a jump away from Parliament, I was able to catch up with Alia and Rubin from the first National Plastics Summit to see the amazing result of their work from their student plastics workshop. Now teachers from across Australia can download Lunchbox Citizens - a teachers resource for kids, designed by kids Visit Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House to find out more!

22.01.2022 This week I dropped by Baxter Healthcare in western Sydney to find out about an innovative recycling program that sees PVC IV bags recycled into gumboots and garden hoses! Alex Hawke MP #recycle #productstewardship #sustainability #medical #healthcare

17.01.2022 Regional communities will be among the key beneficiaries of a new $5.3 million Morrison Government funding round to protect and preserve Australia’s national and world heritage sites, promote tourism and deliver much needed economic stimulus for COVID impacted communities. The latest round of the Australian Heritage Funding Grants Program opened on 9 November 2020 and places a particular focus on conserving privately-owned national heritage places, many of which have faced significant visitor downturn and temporary closure during the COVID-19 pandemic. Applications for the 2020-21 grants round will close on 7 January 2021. To find out more and apply, visit: https://www.business.gov.au/assi/australian-heritage-grants

15.01.2022 It’s going to be hot right across Farrer this weekend hitting 42 degrees in Griffith and Moama, 43 in Deniliquin and 44 degrees in Wentworth! Corowa isn’t going to be much cooler but Corowa Golf Club’s fabulous new shade and viewing area* will be a great place sit and cool down after a round, or to just pop in for a drink overlooking the Murray River. *supported with funding from the Australian Government.

14.01.2022 We are using the latest #science and #technology to find the stunning Gouldian Finch and carefully manage its habitat. To find out more about NESP visit: environment.gov.au/science/nesp #eDNA #Gouldianfinch Northern Australia Environmental Resources Hub

12.01.2022 Last week I visited OzHarvest in #Sydney to see the fantastic work they to elimate the 7.3 million tonnes of food waste every year while helping those who need it most.

10.01.2022 Local travel agents were some of the first to contact me back in March their situation is unique compared to other businesses; when processing refunds, travel agents were literally handing back income from work that they had already done, sometimes two years ago. My thanks to Simon Birmingham for listening to the industry’s difficulties, announcing a $128 million package today with one off ‘recovery’ payments of between $1500-$100,000. Details here https://bit.ly/2KQNm7z

10.01.2022 Lavington hosted their own big one day clash today - Lavington Public School and Holy Spirit School, Lavington helping unveil the $19m redevelopment to Lavington Sports Ground. For details (and final scores!) click here https://bit.ly/2V9dhcF # Justin Clancy MP - Member for Albury AlburyCity

09.01.2022 Press conference from Canberra.

09.01.2022 After what’s been a tough year, some good news and hopefully a sign of good things to come.

09.01.2022 Today is #Antarctica Day, marking 61 years since Australia and 11 other nations signed the Antarctic Treaty. Australia remains deeply committed to the Treaty and related agreements, which establish Antarctica as a natural reserve devoted to peace, science, and environmental protection. antarctica.gov.au #HappyAntarcticaDay

09.01.2022 The future of living and working in #Antarctica could look like something out of a #scifi novel. We’re committing $450 million to deliver sustainable, world-class facilities for future Australian Antarctic activities to ensure Australia maintains its place as a world leader in Antarctic science. antarctica.gov.au

08.01.2022 The humble #ant is emerging as one of the keys to the rehabilitation of the Ranger mine in Kakadu National Park. Read more: https://bit.ly/375yaeb Dr Sam McMahon ABC News Parks Australia

08.01.2022 Go local first this Christmas! Christmas is in the air in Dean Street, Albury! Our border retailers have done it tough the past few months, but you can help to bring back jobs by shopping local and holidaying near home this year! #golocalfirst #smallbiz #smallbusiness #supportlocal #bringbackjobs #helpoutlocals #thisistheborder #getaustraliagoing... Go Local First

06.01.2022 In NAIDOC week, as part of our national celebration of Aboriginal history, culture and achievements, I thought I would share one of the amazing programs involving Indigenous rangers. In a new bid to protect endangered marine turtles in Queensland, Indigenous land and sea rangers are working with local conservation groups to trap and cull predators like foxes and feral pigs, safeguarding the turtle nests to ensure survival rates. From Booderee to Cape York, this is just one example of the amazing work Indigenous ranges do on country every day.

03.01.2022 Funds are flowing to regional news outlets across the country as part of the Australian Government’s $50 million Public Interest News Gathering program. This includes funding for Rural Press Pty Limited (Australian Community Media) who receive more than $10.4 million providing much-needed support to regional media outlets at a time it is needed most. The Border Mail ... The Area News The Irrigator See more

01.01.2022 Road safety and traffic congestion at the intersection of Burley Griffith Way and Irrigation Way has been a key community concern for some time, so this weekend’s completion of a $14.8 million upgrade is a huge local benefit. This work has led to economic activity in an otherwise challenging year with 32 local businesses and 65 local construction workers engaging their trades on the upgrade, and those from out of town providing a boost for local accommodation providers and shops. With funding provided through the Australian Government’s Heavy Vehicle Safety and Productivity Program and the NSW government, this upgrade is another great example of the two levels of government working together to solve local problems.

01.01.2022 This morning I had the pleasure of joining food charity OzHarvest to see first-hand the wonderful work they do to feed those in need and reduce the number of food going to landfill. Some fast facts: Food waste costs the Australian economy $20 billion each year 9,000 Olympic sized swimming pools of food goes to landfill every year. Woolworths