TRANSCRIPT: SOUNDS OF THE MOUNTAINS RADIO INTERVIEW, 30 July 2020

Subjects: Local Roads and Community Infrastructure, Border Closures, Coronavirus;
TRANSCRIPT: SKY NEWS ACROSS AUSTRALIA INTERVIEW, 29 July 2020

Subjects: Coronavirus, Border Closures, Australia’s Meat Industry
McCORMACK WELCOMES PROGRAM TO IMPROVE REGIONAL DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY

A $53 million Federal Government program to improve connectivity in the regions has been welcomed by Deputy Prime Minister and Member for Riverina Michael McCormack.
$1 MILLION FOR COOTAMUNDRA AND GUNDAGAI TO FIGHT DROUGHT

The main streets of Cootamundra and Gundagai will receive major facelifts which will create jobs and boost local shopping after the Federal Government approved funding for the upgrades with a $1 million drought-busting grant.
TRANSCRIPT: INTERVIEW ON THE BOLT REPORT, SKY NEWS, 28 July 2020

Subjects: Sydney Protests, Coronavirus;
TRANSCRIPT WAGGA WAGGA PRESS CONFERENCE 28 July 2020

Subjects: Funding for Regional Australia, Coronavirus, Sydney Protests, Border Closures, Inland Rail;
VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICES RECOGNISED IN INAUGURAL AWARDS

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development Michael McCormack has congratulated Hay Point Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) Operator Warren Bath on winning the Australian Maritime Safety Authority’s (AMSA) inaugural VTS award for his coordination of an incident involving a bulk carrier.
PRODUCTIVITY-BOOSTING RAIL PROJECT ON TRACK FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA

The $252 million major re-railing upgrade between Adelaide and Tarcoola is nearing completion, with final contracts being awarded from this month.
RE-RAILING PROJECT COMPLETION ‘FREIGHT NEWS’ FOR NSW SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS

A better and more reliable service for commuters and freight in the Southern Highlands awaits with the completion of the Australian Rail Track Corporation’s (ARTC) $40 million Goulburn to Sydney re-rail project.
SIGNIFICANT INVESTMENT POTENTIAL FROM INLAND RAIL IN SOUTHERN NEW SOUTH WALES

A new study from EY suggests southern New South Wales could see a boost of up to $3.8 billion to Gross Regional Product from Inland Rail over the coming decades.