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Extra funding for key worker accommodation pledge

THE New South Wales Liberal and National Government has promised $30 million in funding to deliver key worker accommodation across Western and Far West NSW if re-elected. Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW Paul Toole said the funding would deliver one and two-bedroom units close to health services for health workers and their families […]

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