Recent news

15 Jun 2009
Combet announces $35,000 in funding for Home Modifications at Toronto
Greg Combet, the Member for Charlton, today announced $35,220 for Home and Community Care (HACC) services in Lake Macquarie. The funding is part of an extra $13.3 million for HACC services in New South Wales. Full Story...

10 Jun 2009
Combet announces funding to help disadvantaged unemployed
The Rudd Government is providing $599,916 to Catholic Care for the ‘Connect 200’ project which will support community groups in the Hunter region to develop their own local employment solutions to help up to 200 disadvantaged job seekers into work. Full Story...

10 Jun 2009
Combet announces $39 Million for 25 local primary schools to support local jobs
Greg Combet, Member for Charlton today announced that 25 primary schools in the electorate of Charlton will receive $39 million for major new infrastructure projects under Primary Schools for the 21st Century (P21) Round Two. Full Story...

04 Jun 2009
$1,069,673 million investment in Glendale TAFE to support local jobs
Greg Combet Federal Member for Charlton has today announced that Glendale TAFE will receive $1,069,673 million for Better TAFE Facilities. Full Story...

21 May 2009
Round Two of National School Pride program delivers funding to 17 local schools
Greg Combet MP today announced that 17 local schools in the Charlton electorate will receive $1,775,000 for minor infrastructure and refurbishment projects under Round Two of the National School Pride (NSP) program. Full Story...

06 May 2009
$3.1 million for Lake Macquarie Speers Point Park development
Greg Combet, Member for Charlton and Jill Hall, Member for Shortland today announced the Rudd Labor Government has committed $3.1 million towards a major upgrade of Speers Point Park on Lake Macquarie. Full Story...

06 May 2009
Charlton shares bushfire preparedness funding
The Member for Charlton Greg Combet today welcomed $11,520 from the Australian Government for the construction, maintenance and signage of bushfire trail networks in the local community. Full Story...

06 May 2009
Combet announces $22 million for schools in Charlton
Greg Combet, Member for Charlton today announced that eleven local primary schools in Charlton will receive $22,350,000 for major new infrastructure projects under Round One of the Primary Schools for the 21st Century (P21) program. Full Story...

05 May 2009
Over $3.1 million to make Charlton roads even safer
The Rudd Labor Government will invest $3,130,000 to fix seven dangerous black spots on local roads, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Anthony Albanese and Member for Charlton, Greg Combet, announced today. Full Story...

05 May 2009
Safety improvements to start at Rathmines
Work has begun on safety improvements at Wangi Road in Arcadia Vale. Greg Combet, Member for Charlton said the Federal Government has provided $1 million under the Federal Black Spot Program, to upgrade the section of Wangi Road at the bend just south Full Story...