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Senator Matthew Canavan found a fantasic hat to wear in his interview for Insiders ABC
Share with us a pic of a Rex James Stockfeed hat out and about 📸🤳🗺📍
#insiders #nationalparty #familyownedbusiness❤️
Senator Matthew Canavan found a fantasic hat to wear in his interview for Insiders ABC
Share with us a pic of a Rex James Stockfeed hat out and about 📸🤳🗺📍
#insiders #nationalparty #familyownedbusiness❤️
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!
My first few days as a father many years ago were life changing. I’m sure it’ll was the same for my dad - this is my third Father’s Day without him and I think of dad often.
To all the fathers out there, including those who are no longer with us but whose memories live on - happy Father’s Day!
My first few days as a father many years ago were life changing. I’m sure it’ll was the same for my dad - this is my third Father’s Day without him and I think of dad often.
To all the fathers out there, including those who are no longer with us but whose memories live on - happy Father’s Day!
SALI FOR SHEPPARTON DISTRICT!!!
Great to see my great friend Shane Sali endorsed as the Nationals candidate for the electorate of Shepparton District. He will do a great job making sure regional Victoria gets its fair share of infrastructure funding, and giving the state of Victoria a badly needed fresh start.
Vote 1 Shane Sali in November!!
Great to see my great friend Shane Sali endorsed as the Nationals candidate for the electorate of Shepparton District. He will do a great job making sure regional Victoria gets its fair share of infrastructure funding, and giving the state of Victoria a badly needed fresh start.
Vote 1 Shane Sali in November!!
Thank you Tatura!
Senator Matthew Canavan and I had a great catch up at The Tatura Hotel on Wednesday evening for Pollies in the Pub.
Plenty of good conversation about agriculture, water policy, and the issues that matter most to our region.
Thanks to everyone who came along and made the time to have a chat. These sessions are one of the best parts of the job.
Nicholls, we will be back with the next one soon.
Senator Matthew Canavan and I had a great catch up at The Tatura Hotel on Wednesday evening for Pollies in the Pub.
Plenty of good conversation about agriculture, water policy, and the issues that matter most to our region.
Thanks to everyone who came along and made the time to have a chat. These sessions are one of the best parts of the job.
Nicholls, we will be back with the next one soon.
It has been an absolute pleasure over the last few days to host the Leader of the Nationals, Senator Matthew Canavan, showcasing the amazing businesses and industries across Nicholls and meeting with the incredible people behind these enterprises that form the backbone of our regional economy.
We made our way from Kilmore after meeting with Mitchell Shire Council to KAGOME (Australia) in Echuca then back to the iconic J. Furphy & Sons in Shepparton.
Day two took us to Nathalia. A coffee at Milking it Cafe then on to a meeting at Rex James Stockfeed. Matt was able to hear firsthand about a hugely successful local business is being constrained from growing further due to inadequate power supply infrastructure. Moving across town we were able to meet with Linton Ryan of Ryan’s Meats, another Nathalia success story. Linton has developed and grown international markets for Ryans Meats lamb and goat meat.
In Yarrawonga we caught up with locals, discussing irrigation, water and energy, and then over to the Yarrawonga to Mulwala Bridge, which desperately needs replacing.
Business after business, town after town, the same story. Great people building something real, held back not by ambition but by the basics: power capacity, water certainty, roads and basic infrastructure.
Matt and I heard the same message everywhere we went. Nicholls does not need handouts. It wants the infrastructure and the energy certainty to keep doing what it already does well.
That is what this tour was about, and that is what I will keep fighting for.
We made our way from Kilmore after meeting with Mitchell Shire Council to KAGOME (Australia) in Echuca then back to the iconic J. Furphy & Sons in Shepparton.
Day two took us to Nathalia. A coffee at Milking it Cafe then on to a meeting at Rex James Stockfeed. Matt was able to hear firsthand about a hugely successful local business is being constrained from growing further due to inadequate power supply infrastructure. Moving across town we were able to meet with Linton Ryan of Ryan’s Meats, another Nathalia success story. Linton has developed and grown international markets for Ryans Meats lamb and goat meat.
In Yarrawonga we caught up with locals, discussing irrigation, water and energy, and then over to the Yarrawonga to Mulwala Bridge, which desperately needs replacing.
Business after business, town after town, the same story. Great people building something real, held back not by ambition but by the basics: power capacity, water certainty, roads and basic infrastructure.
Matt and I heard the same message everywhere we went. Nicholls does not need handouts. It wants the infrastructure and the energy certainty to keep doing what it already does well.
That is what this tour was about, and that is what I will keep fighting for.
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FLAG DAY
Whether in my electorate office in Shepparton or in Parliament House Canberra, it is an honour to stand beneath this flag and serve our wonderful nation and its people.
Whether in my electorate office in Shepparton or in Parliament House Canberra, it is an honour to stand beneath this flag and serve our wonderful nation and its people.
