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Collapse Issue 544:<br />16 May 2022<br />_____________Issue 544:
16 May 2022
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All set for Saturday's election
Our invitation
Paul Borthwick, Australian Citizen Party
Bentley Logan, Liberal Democrats
Lucy Wicks, Liberal Party of Australia
Shelly McGrath, The Greens
Barbara-Jane Murray, United Australia Party
Gordon Reid, Australian Labor Party
No response
Collapse  NEWS NEWS
Work starts on building Men's Shed
Voters asked consider aged care Royal Commission
Rain causes aged care building delay
CWA cookery officer wins first prize
Church seeks members
Branch delegates return from CWA state conference
Ferry vandalism put down to closure of marina
Grants program opens a month early
Charity bowls day raises $3400 for Guide Dogs
Hairdresser closes doors after 30 years
Marine Rescue celebrates years of voluntary service
Renewed call for merger action
Gosford Rotary donates $5000 to Mingaletta
'Large quantity' of polystyrene removed by Clean4Shore
May rainfall already close to average
High rates to continue for at least another nine years
Red Shield collection to be held on Brisbane Water Dr
Riley invited to Paralympics camp
Reunion for Rotaract 50-year anniversary
Bays brigade attends show
Rotary club holds annual soup night
Exhibition to be held at Mingaletta
Stalls at Uniting Church on election day
West Head and foreshores opposite Patonga cleaned
Collapse  PLANNING PLANNING
Two-storey manufactured home planned for waterfront site
Application for strata-subdivided dual occupancy
Controversial planning portal listed in excellence awards
Collapse  FORUM FORUM
Council keeps putting up rates, but doesn't repair roads
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
Case numbers drop 20 per cent in two weeks
Hospital relaxes some requirements for visitors
Discussing a student disadvantage and holistic care
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Double bill at the Troubadour
Little Theatre issues casting call
Busy crafting beautiful pieces
First watercolour class for the term
Writers' festival is on again
Ben Hur comedy opens at Peninsula Theatre
Collapse  EDUCATION EDUCATION
Vandalised trees to be replaced
First of a series of 'special days' held at school
Ettalong school makes transition to new software
Year 5 students tackle regeneration of rare bushland
Aboriginal student excursion to Umina
Students reach reading nights targets
Anzac ceremony at Umina campus
Students take part in free photography workshop
'Democracy sausages' at Ettalong
Election day barbecue at Woy Woy South
Fundraiser for Stewart House
Vandals destroy four street trees planted by school
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Women's soccer wins to Umina and Woy Woy
Gosford has first rugby season win against Woy Woy
Boxing at PCYC
Kariong defeat Southern and Ettalong 'against the odds'
Cricket club to hold annual meeting
Group fitness room closed for new flooring
Avoca too strong for Woy Woy in rugby union match
Interclub bridge competition attracts 12 teams
Ten duos in bridge club mixed pairs championship
Ocean Beach to host IRB premiership
Executive filled ahead of Little Aths annual meeting
Rogers Park sports block is 'ready for use'
Girls have substantial victory

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Barbara-Jane Murray, United Australia Party

We have as a nation a looming financial crisis that should be on everyone's radar, but only the United Australia Party are talking about it, there is already Mortgage Stress on the Central Coast and it will get worse if Interest rates are left to rise x 4 times this year according to the RBA.

The United Australia Party will legislate to cap HOME LOANS at 3 per cent for 5 years to protect home ownership.

We will also pay of the 1.4 trillion debt that has been accrued by the recent Govt without any new taxes using a 15 per cent Export license on our Iron Ore.

This essentially means that Asia will pay the debt for Australia.

We have a policy that will help families on the Peninsula,

The first 30,000 dollars on your home loan will be tax deductible, this will put extra money in the pockets of all families on the Peninsula.

We also have the Zonal Tax Policy, if you are more than 200 km from Sydney with your home or business you will get a 20 per cent tax concession.

This will give people the choice to move to regional areas for work or a better quality of life and more affordable housing.

This will re invigorate our regional areas.

We will also help the younger adults by abolishing HECS Debt and forgiving any current HECS Debt and making Higher education free.





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