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Kate Washington (Labor):

• Deliver $40 million for a public high school in Medowie;

• Upgrade Nelson Bay Road with $65 million committed for planning and construction of the next section;

• Commence planning of the Fingal Bay access road with $3 million funding;

• Assist the Yacaaba Centre to deliver domestic violence support services, with $450,000 funding over the next three years;

• Enable the Tea Gardens Hawks Nest preschool to complete its extensions with a $60,000 grant;

• $5 million upgrade of Tomaree Hospital and establish healthcare co-location at Salamander Bay;

• Stop the privatisation of our electricity network; and

• Restore funding to TAFE, and turn back the unfair workers compensation and residential park laws.

Ken Jordan (Liberal):

• $200 million for the extension of the M1 Motorway from south Beresfield to the A1 Pacific Highway at Raymond Terrace;

• Full duplication of Nelson Bay Road, including $7million to plan and $60 million for construction;

• Progress the Fingal Bay Link Road with a $3 million grant to Port Stephens Council;

• Service NSW one-stop shops for Nelson Bay and Raymond Terrace;

• Boost to seniors card holders with an extension of the concessions axed by the Commonwealth in its Budget;

• 16 key boating projects worth $2.5 million including the upgrade to the public wharf at Tea Gardens;

• $8 million to clear a backlog of sewerage problems in Bundabah, Nerong, North Arm Cove and Pindimar;

• Delivery of an integrated health “one stop shop” at Salamander Bay;

• Crackdown on anti-social and illegal behaviour in public housing communities;

• Fight for upgrades to Lakeside football fields at Raymond Terrace and better facilities at Stuart Park at Hinton;

• Support the building of a Medowie Community Sports Club;

• Fight for a helipad and X-ray services at Tomaree Hospital.

Rochelle Flood (The Greens):

• To work with community groups at Bobs Farm and Williamtown to stop sand mine proposals;

• Endorse the Community Charter for Good Planning to allow for better community consultation; 

• Fight for Boomerang Park in Raymond Terrace, to ensure it stays in public hands; 

• Oppose the privatisation of public assets and services, including the poles and wires, hospitals, TAFE, and disability services;

• Invest in core public services including increased funding for public schools and Yacaaba Centre in Nelson Bay; 

• Determine the best, long-term solution to the Myall River and Lakes system; 

• Fight for increased public transport services;

• Address corruption issues across the State.

Peter Arena (Christian Democratic Party):

• Fight for more restrictions on the tobacco, pornography and gambling industries;

• Fight for honesty and fairness among all MPs;

• Advocate for a fully equipped and staffed hospital in Nelson Bay;

• Advocate for more police on our streets;

• Support more educational programs for the Port’s youth.

Joe Shirley (No Land Tax):

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