Robert's Media Releases
Media reports revealed that two in three domestic and family violence (DFV) victims across New South Wales are unable to be allocated a caseworker when needed.
Hundreds of residents have voiced concerns about traffic congestion by submitting feedback Transport for NSW website, calling for urgent upgrades to Oxley Highway.
Member Port Macquarie Robert Dwyer welcomes NSW Liberal Party/The Nationals introduce a nation-leading license plate scheme for e-bikes, aimed at improving safety.
Motorists using the Oxley Highway into Port Macquarie urged to take action,formally request improvements to one region’s busiest, most critical transport corridors.
Minns Labor Government accused of slugging NSW families/small businesses with higher power bills. Minister Sharpe acknowledged energy prices in NSW increased by 20%
The homelessness crisis in New South Wales is continuing to spiral out of control under Minns Labor Govt. New figures revealing the scale of the emergency.
Robert Dwyer MP has co-chaired the inaugural meeting of the Parliamentary Friends of Parkinson’s at Parliament House, marking an important step in raising awareness.
Local Businesses Encouraged to Apply for NSW EV Fast-Charging Grants Member for Port Macquarie Robert Dwyer is encouraging local businesses across the Mid North Coast to apply for NSW Government funding to install electric vehicle (EV) fast-charging stations, as part of ongoing efforts to expand clean transport infrastructure across the state. Under Round 4 of the NSW Electric Vehicle Strategy, funding has been allocated to help make EV ownership more convenient, accessible and reliable for motorists, particularly in regional areas. Mr Dwyer said the program has been updated to better reflect its long-term focus, including overcoming range anxiety, improving connectivity between metropolitan and regional NSW, and future-proofing the EV charging network beyond 2030. “Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular in areas like the Mid North Coast, and it’s important our infrastructure keeps pace with demand,” Mr Dwyer said. “Eligible businesses can apply for grants of up to $20 million to install fast-charging stations, which will give drivers confidence to travel between towns and regions.” Mr Dwyer said the grants also present an opportunity for local businesses to attract visitors and support the regional economy. “Fast-charging stations encourage motorists to stop, shop and spend time in our communities, delivering real benefits for local businesses and tourism,” he said. “This is a practical investment that supports local jobs, strengthens our visitor economy and helps reduce transport emissions at the same time.” “By working together with local businesses, we can ensure the Mid North Coast is well positioned to benefit from the shift to electric vehicles and remain a connected, attractive destination for residents and visitors alike,” Mr Dwyer said. Businesses are encouraged to review the eligibility criteria and apply through the NSW Government grants at www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/round-4-drive-electric-nsw-ev-fast-charging-grants Applications close 24th April 2026 at 11:00pm Media Contact: Terry Sara 6584 0977 or 0409 834 648
Dr Aunty Rhonda Radley, a proud Birrbay and Dunghutti woman , has been named a finalist for the 2026 NSW Aboriginal Woman of the Year Award.
Member for Port Macquarie, Robert Dwyer has criticised the NSW Government’s Work Health and Safety Amendment (Digital Work Systems) Bill 2025, warning it will impose new compliance burdens on regional employers, undermine innovation, and create uncertainty for businesses already under pressure.
