Trump’s wholesale intent to commit war crimes must trigger response from Australia

The US President’s order for US troops to commit further war crimes in Iran as early as tomorrow must be met with sharp condemnation by the Australian Government, the Greens say, and a withdrawal of military support.

Trump has announced that he will order the US Military to destroy civilian infrastructure, including bridges and power plants, unless Iran agrees to American terms for a ceasefire by tomorrow. Destroying civilian infrastructure is a war crime under Article 52 of the Geneva Convention. 

Thousands of civilians have already been killed in the US and Israel’s war on Iran, however this declaration by the US President is a clear escalation.

Australian troops and defence assets are contributing to Trump and Netanyahu’s illegal war through the direct deployment of ADF resources like the SAS and Wedgetail, the use of seconded troops embedded in US forces, and through joint military facilities like Pine Gap.

Acting Leader of the Australian Greens, Senator Mehreen Faruqi said:

“Trump is now openly threatening even more war crimes against the Iranian people. Albanese was among the first world leaders to back these criminal US and Israeli attacks, and ordinary people in Iran, the region and Australia are paying the price. 

“It is time for Albanese to dump Trump, bring the troops home, and focus on helping Australians deal with the fallout of this catastrophe. 

“Australia must not stay hitched to the wagon of an unstable, bloodthirsty President who even his domestic allies say has “gone insane”. He criticises Australia near daily, yet Labor is unwilling to condemn him and his actions.

“The Prime Minister must urgently condemn these planned attacks on civilians, close Pine Gap, and end AUKUS, or our silence will just reinforce the terrifying global consensus that targeting innocent men, women and children is permissible.

“Australians oppose this war, and expect our government to do the same, by actively organising to prevent escalation and war crimes. Silence is not enough.“

Albanese’s government backed this war, has sent military support to prolong it, and  is enabling these constant escalations that are killing countless civilians and wreaking havoc on the cost of living.”

Statement from Senator David Shoebridge on the arrest of Ben Roberts Smith

This is a moment of accountability and highlights the appalling cost of war on all sides. No one should be above the law. 

These charges relate to killings that happened in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012, for victims and survivors that is far too long to wait for justice.  

Deployments of troops in overseas conflicts always come at enormous cost to people on the ground who face the horror and brutality of war.

It is essential we remember the human cost of war right now as the US and Israeli attacks on Iran and the Iranian people escalate. 

From the Brereton report onwards there has been a gaping hole in the accountability for what happened in Afghanistan, with the only legal repercussions being directed against non-commissioned troops.

Gold braid on your shoulder is not meant to be legal protection from complicity in war crimes. 

If justice is to be fully delivered there must be further and closer attention paid to the role of senior officers who directed and oversaw Australia’s deployment in Afghanistan. 

The Greens continue to push for a dedicated War Crimes investigation unit within the AFP to build the expertise to rapidly investigate war crimes offences going forward. 

No one, whether accused or survivor, benefits from the delays we have seen to date.

Ceasefire welcome, time to cut the ties with the US

The agreement between Israel, the US and Iran to a two-week ceasefire is a positive development in a war that should have never started. This illegal and chaotic war of choice by the United States must be a turning point for Australia to unshackle itself from the US and pursue an independent defence and foreign policy. 

Following insults and threats from US President Donald Trump over the past weeks, including that “a whole civilisation will die” by the US targeting Iran’s civilian infrastructure, the US has agreed to a limited ceasefire with Iran. 

Since the beginning of the US and Israeli war on Iran, devastation and killing have spread throughout the region. The economic and social impacts have been felt in Australia, with the public paying the cost of war through the rising cost of living. 

To its shame, the Albanese Labor Government was the first in the world to support Trump and Netanyahu’s illegal attacks on Iran. Australia has been further involved in the war through US bases, including Pine Gap and North West Cape and hundreds of Australians embedded in the US military. 

Despite strong opposition from the Australian public, the Labor government has delivered everything Donald Trump asked for in this war and its deployments have included SAS troops and an E-7A Wedgetail aircraft being sent to the war zone. 

Acting Greens Leader, Senator Mehreen Faruqi said:

“We welcome this ceasefire and hope it holds, for the safety of civilians in the region and for the good of the world. 

“This war has exposed the consequences of the failure of nations around the world to hold Israel and the US to account for their flagrant disregard for international law.

“Labor’s reckless decision to back the US and Israeli strikes, send military assets to the region, and turn a blind eye to Trump’s escalating threats sends the message that Australia will consider this collapse in international norms acceptable. 

“How many more lives will be stolen before Labor learns its lesson that licking the boots of the US can come to no good?

The Greens are the only anti-war party in the Parliament. The Labor-Liberal-One Nation unity ticket on war has only made Australia less safe and raised the cost of living for everyday Australians. 

“Australia needs to be part of global efforts to build a world that respects human rights, strongly opposes attacks on civilians, and actively works to bring peace. To do that, Labor must dump Trump and cancel AUKUS.”

Senator David Shoebridge, Greens Spokesperson for Defence and Foreign Affairs, said:

“This must be a turning point. This must be the moment where Australia sheds its dependency on the US and starts to chart an independent foreign policy that is focused on peace and stability. That starts with scrapping AUKUS.

“The US is not a trusted friend, and it’s not a dependable ally, it is a force of chaos and aggression. 

“This war has demonstrated that US bases don’t make you safe in any war the US starts, they make your country a target.

“The rapid expansion of US bases in Australia must stop, and facilities like Pine Gap must be closed. They do not make Australians safe and they do not promote stability in the world. 

“The Albanese Labor Government, backed in by the war parties of One Nation and the Liberals, have handcuffed Australia to the US military. This has had devastating impacts on the country and the world. 

“Unless we see clear material actions from the Albanese Government to prevent the US from conducting these wars in the future, then it will be giving a licence for Trump to do this again.

“Australia must now work with middle powers to ensure that this fragile ceasefire can become a lasting peace. It must also enforce consequences on the US for starting this war. 

“This is the time to withdraw Australian troops from the US military, close US bases in Australia and end AUKUS.

“We need to have confidence and courage in Australia’s ability to build peace and security in our region without being hostage to a great and powerful friend with no interests but their own.”

Greens to fight Labor’s NDIS razor gang

The Greens will oppose Labor’s attempts to slash NDIS funding in the next budget, saying they will back disabled people’s fight for supports all the way. 

The Greens say that amid the establishment of a budget ‘razor gang’,  the government is using disabled people as a scapegoat for balancing the budget, targeting disability supports while other expensive programs go ignored.

If the government is desperate to inflate figures in the budget, they need look no further than AUKUS, which is preparing for a 50% blowout, or could find revenue through a $17bn gas export tax.

Cutting the NDIS is not just cruel, it’s bad economics. Evidence shows that each dollar spent on the NDIS provides $2.25 in economic benefits, through enabling greater workforce participation.

With the budget around the corner, the Greens say they will not support more cuts to the NDIS.

Greens Disability Rights and NDIS spokesperson Senator Jordon Steele-John said:

“The Greens will push back against Labor making any more cuts to the NDIS. Disabled people shouldn’t suffer just because Labor wants to have shinier numbers than the Liberals in the budget papers.

“Labor’s razor gang isn’t worried about blowouts for AUKUS submarines or tax handouts for property investors – they’ve got their knives out for the NDIS instead. There’s always money for war but whenever Labor needs to find a dollar, they put disability supports, schools and hospitals on the chopping block.

“Labor is trying to cut the NDIS instead of taxing gas exports or the 1% because they think that disabled people and our families will be an easier target than corporations or the super wealthy. They’re wrong. 

“Disabled people are used to fighting for their basic rights. They won’t stop now, and the Greens will back their fight. 

“People are using the NDIS to make sure their basic needs are met, and for many disabled people, it’s the first time they’ve had access to a basic level of help needed to live a good life.

“Every cut Labor makes to the NDIS removes a critical support from a disabled person and puts the labour back onto the family to pick up the slack, amid a cost of living crisis. 

“That labour falls disproportionately on women, and NDIS cuts may force carers out of the workforce, putting careers on hold and undoing much of the so-called ‘economic benefit’ from cuts.

“The Greens will fight Labor’s NDIS razor gang the whole way.

Visit to Singapore

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will travel to Singapore from 9 to 11 April 2026 where he will meet with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

Leaders will continue discussions on securing trade in essential supplies, including petroleum oils, such as diesel and liquefied natural gas.

The visit will continue the Government’s regional engagements to keep fuel supply flowing by strengthening fuel access for Australia.

Australia and Singapore share a strong energy trade relationship. Australia is Singapore’s second largest supplier of liquefied natural gas and Singapore is Australia’s largest supplier of refined petroleum products.

Singapore is also Australia’s largest two-way trade partner and investor in Southeast Asia, and one of our closest strategic and economic partners.

This visit follows Australia and Singapore’s joint commitment to keep fuel flowing between both countries, and to work together to strengthen energy supply chain resilience.

Together, we share concern over the situation in the Middle East, including consequences for our region and its prolonged impact on energy supply chains and prices.

Australia and Singapore share a deep strategic trust, respect and shared global outlook, underpinned by our Comprehensive Strategic Partnership 2.0. 

Prime Minister Albanese

“Australia is facing a more uncertain world, with energy shocks and supply disruptions affecting prices and livelihoods at home. 

“We do not need to wait for this global crisis to be over, we have to build resilience into the system.

“Australia is currently in a secure position, however engaging with international partners is an important part of keeping our fuel supply flowing.

“We are taking every practical action, including working closely with our international partners, to shield our nation from the worst of this global uncertainty.”

Leader of the Opposition’s Address to the Nation

To Australians watching, thank you for your time.

The fuel crisis we face began about five weeks ago.

And Australians deserve two things in this difficult period:

You deserve clarity and leadership.

Regrettably, both have been absent from our government.

Initially, the government denied there was a crisis.

Then, after admitting there was a problem, it failed to act with urgency.

The only thing the government has fuelled is confusion.

Yet, the government deserves credit for adopting the Coalition’s policy to slash the fuel tax – even if it did so belatedly.

But in a crisis, Australians deserve a government that’s transparent and gives you the facts every day.

Instead, it’s taken persistent Coalition questioning in parliament for this government to release any information.

It must stop being led – and start leading.

And it must come clean.

About how many oil shipments are coming into the country.

About our fuel stocks.

About the number of empty servos.

Especially now that Western Australia has declared a state of emergency.

The risk ahead of us is a patchwork of different rules across the country that leave Australians uncertain.

We don’t want to see heavy-handed mandates that restrict people’s freedoms.

And governments must be honest with us about taking any such steps.

Last night, when the Prime Minister addressed the nation, Australians were expecting answers and details.

They received neither.

Unlike the Prime Minister, I’m not going to talk down to you.

Almost all Australians will do the right and responsible things in this crisis.

We’re a compassionate people with mateship at our core.

And whilst there is uncertainty, I’m certain about what we must do.

Urgent action is needed to protect our way of life – and to restore our standard of living.

That requires leadership.

I’m calling on the Prime Minister to do three things:

First, he must outline how he is going to get fuel to where it’s needed in the short term.

Second, the Prime Minister must develop a proper longer-term plan – so Australia never finds itself in this position again.

We must unlock the full potential of our natural resources – by fast-tracking exploration and projects across the country.

We must dig, and we must drill.

We need more Australian oil for Australians.

We have the resources beneath our feet to secure our future.

Third, the Prime Minister and Treasurer must use the upcoming budget not just to respond to this crisis, but to set our country up for the future.

The bigger task ahead is to rebuild an economy that’s resilient, competitive, and capable of delivering rising living standards.

I say to Australians:

Decline is not inevitable.

Damage is not irreparable.

With courageous leadership, we can protect our way of life.

With strong leadership, we can restore our standard of living.

And with inspired leadership, we can rediscover confidence in ourselves – at a time when we must look after ourselves and put Australia first.

Because Australia is worth fighting for, now more than ever.

Northern Beaches Coastal walk upgraded at Collaroy’s Griffith Park

The Minns Labor Government is funding and delivering better communities, with investment through the Crown Reserves Improvement Fund helping complete a $2.1 million upgrade of the Griffith Park boardwalk at Collaroy, now open to the public.

Part of the iconic Long Reef Headland coastal loop loved by walkers, families and visitors year-round and a well-known whale-watching spot. The project replaced and realigned around 110 metres of boardwalk and bridge and upgraded a 20-metre beach access ramp. The work restores a vital link previously vulnerable to storm damage and erosion, improving safety and access for the community.

Delivered by Northern Beaches Council, the project included relocating the structure further inland, along with design, site investigations and construction.

From Griffith Park and the adjacent Long Reef Headland, visitors can take in dramatic 230‑million‑year‑old red claystone cliffs, often known locally as ‘chocolate shales’, sweeping panoramic views across the Northern Beaches including Dee Why and Collaroy beaches, and at low tide, extensive rock platforms rich with fossils and marine life.

Long Reef Reserve is a popular destination for walking, whale watching and enjoying the coastline, as well as swimming and surfing. The upgraded boardwalk supports continued enjoyment of this remarkable headland for locals and visitors alike.

Crown reserves play an important role in providing access to valued public places, and the NSW Government continues to invest in maintaining and improving these shared spaces so communities can enjoy them now and into the future.

Minister for Lands and Property Steve Kamper said:

“This upgrade is a fantastic boost for the local community, making it safer and easier for people to enjoy one of the Northern Beaches’ most loved coastal walks.

“It’s great to see NSW Government funding delivering real improvements that help locals and visitors make the most of these incredible public spaces.”

Local Member for Wakehurst, Michael Ragan said:

“I am wrapped with the result and the positive feedback I’ve received thus far. A great partnership that had Council and State Govt working closely together on this worldclass destination. Glad to have played my part in delivering this for all to enjoy.”

Northern Beaches Council Mayor Sue Heins said:

“Long Reef Headland remains one of our best-loved coastal walks, and this upgrade ensures it is now safer, more accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

“We have worked closely with our community and stakeholders to deliver a solution that protects the environment, honours cultural heritage, and enriches the experience for all who enjoy this stunning stretch of coastline.”

New ambulance stations at Lismore and Mullumbimby one step closer

Frontline emergency care in the Northern Rivers is set for a major boost, with the location for a new purpose-built ambulance station in Lismore confirmed and plans progressing for a rebuild of the Mullumbimby ambulance station.

In 2025, the Minns Labor Government invested $9.97 million through the Infrastructure Betterment Funding Grants to build a new, flood-resilient ambulance station in Lismore. A further $3.4 million was committed to rebuild the Mullumbimby Ambulance Station on its existing site to modernise facilities and improve flood resilience.

Both stations suffered extensive structural damage during the devastating Northern Rivers floods in March 2022, the third major flood event to impact the region in a decade.

The former Lismore Ambulance Station was decommissioned after the floods, with operations temporarily located to a facility at Southern Cross University’s Lismore campus. With a long‑term land lease now secured, the new Ambulance Station will be constructed on Cynthia Wilson Drive, also within the University grounds.

A principal design consultant has been appointed to develop the design of both Ambulance Stations, with staff and key stakeholders to be consulted throughout the process.

Community members and staff will be kept informed as planning and delivery progress, with both new Ambulance Stations expected to be completed by mid-2027.

These new stations will support local NSW Ambulance paramedics to continue delivering high-quality and mobile medical care to the growing Northern Rivers communities.

Following a thorough evaluation process, new ambulance stations are built at locations which optimise ambulance response performance and meet the needs of local community.

The Infrastructure Betterment Fund is a $200 million joint initiative by the Commonwealth and NSW Governments to strengthen community resilience by investing in more durable infrastructure.

As part of the Minns Government’s Strategic Workforce and Infrastructure Team (SWIFT) program, 51 additional paramedics are now working in Northern NSW zone including 12 additional paramedics for Lismore.

The SWIFT program is delivering 30 additional ambulance stations and 2,500 additional NSW Ambulance staff, including 500 paramedics to rural and regional areas.

The third intake of the 500 regional paramedics has already started rolling out, following 125 paramedics who commenced in regional NSW last year and another 125 who began work in 2024.

Labor is making the long-term investments into recruiting more staff and building more health infrastructure, including ambulance stations, to better meet the growing health needs of our community and relieve pressure on our health system.

NSW Minister for Health, Ryan Park:

“The announcement of the new Lismore Ambulance Station site and progress on the Mullumbimby Ambulance Station rebuild mark important steps in strengthening emergency care for communities in the Northern Rivers.

“These projects will deliver modern, resilient facilities that support our paramedics to provide high-quality care to communities that have endured repeated natural disasters.

“We are delivering more infrastructure and recruiting more staff, so we can continue to deliver the essential services our regional communities rely on.”

Minister for Recovery and Minister for the North Coast, Janelle Saffin:

“Securing the site on Cynthia Wilson Drive and progressing the Mullumbimby rebuild are critical  milestones in providing our community with the durable, flood-resilient infrastructure we need and deserves.

“Our paramedics have been on the frontline through this region’s toughest days, and these new stations ensure they finally have the permanent, modern facilities required to support the community.”

NSW Ambulance Interim Chief Executive, Clare Beech:

“The new Ambulance Stations at Lismore and Mullumbimby will provide first‑class workplaces for our paramedics and improve the resilience of our emergency response network.

“Investing in these health facilities ensures our teams can continue delivering safe, timely emergency care across the Northern Rivers, now and into the future.”

Suburban transformation: first glimpse of Metro West stations

Millions of residents along the future Metro West line are getting their first look at stations that will help deliver reliable public transport and unlock new homes across Sydney, with the release of early design images for stations at Westmead, North Strathfield, Burwood North, Five Dock, The Bays and Hunter Street.

With major tunnelling works now complete, the focus for Metro West is turning to the construction of the train line and the stations.

Early station works will begin this month, including delivery of machinery and equipment, setting up site offices, utilities investigations and survey works. Construction is due to commence by the end of the year.

This project is about more than new stations, it is about delivering the reliable, high-capacity transport Sydney needs as the city grows.

Each station is being designed to speak to the character of the neighbourhood to create welcoming, and functional community transport hubs.

Gamuda as principal contractor with Laing O’Rourke and DT Infrastructure will build five stations of the nine stations

Architecture firms Bates Smart, SAA Architects, John McAslan + Partners, Neeson Murcutt Neille, Stewart Architecture and Aileen Sage Architects will design the five stations, with final design completion expected in early 2027.

Lendlease, Mirvac and Coombes Property Group were awarded the contract to design and construct Sydney Metro West’s flagship city station at Hunter Street. Their work will begin later this year once cavern excavation is complete.

Remaining contracts for Sydney Metro West stations at Parramatta, Sydney Olympic Park, and Pyrmont will be announced by the end of the year.

As the Minns Labor Government delivers new Metro stations, it also planning for the homes that should be built around this world-class transport network.

The new Metro West stations will form the backbone of some of the Government’s most significant rezonings and housing reforms, including:

  • Bays West, delivering up to 8,500 homes on government-owned land, including a minimum of 10 per cent affordable housing
  • Pyrmont, unlocking up to 7,300 new homes around Wentworth Park while delivering new multipurpose community sporting facilities for the wider precinct
  • Sydney Olympic Park, delivering 15,000 homes with up to 20 per cent affordable housing
  • Burwood North, delivering up to 18,000 homes around the new station, with 5–10 per cent affordable housing
  • North Strathfield, supporting the Homebush Transport Oriented Development Accelerated Precinct, delivering 18,000 homes

These new stations and homes are being planned alongside new jobs, active transport links and great public spaces – building better communities and giving Western Sydney more choice in where to live and work.

When it opens in 2032 Sydney Metro West will double rail capacity between Parramatta and the Sydney CBD, moving 40,000 people an hour in each direction during the morning peak.

Premier of New South Wales Chris Minns said:

“Sydney Metro West is a city shaping project, which has the potential to transform the lives of millions of people by connecting them with world class transport close to where they live.

“We’re delivering an unprecendent amount of new homes along the Metro West corridor at The Bays, Burwood North, Sydney Olympic Park and North Strathfield, so that people can live very close to public transport.

“This line will transform how Sydney operates connecting two of our major work hubs the Sydney CBD and Parramatta with a 20 minute journey.”

Deputy Premier of New South Wales and Minister for Western Sydney Prue Car said:

“For too long Western Sydney communities have taken on the lion’s share of development without much-needed local infrastructure following.

“Unveiling these brand-new designs means that we’re a step closer to better connecting Western Sydney with the CBD.

“Metro West will transform our communities bringing transport, jobs, and services close to where people live.”

Minister for Transport John Graham said:

“These stations will be more than just places to catch a train, these will be gateways to their communities and the rest of the Metro West line.

“We are literally shaping the city with these stations by building tens of thousands of well located homes around them. This is the public’s first chance to get a sense of how these stations will look.

“As construction ramps up, this city-shaping project will continue creating jobs while delivering faster, more reliable metro travel for millions of people.”

Member for Strathfield Jason Yat-sen Li said:

“These new stations will be a game-changer for the Strathfield community, delivering faster, reliable connections to jobs, schools and services.”

“We are not just increasing housing supply, but creating beautiful, vibrant, well-connected communities where people want to live.”

Tickets on sale as NRLW brings the Magic to Wagga

Wagga Wagga will be on show as footy fever hits the Riverina during NRLW Magic Round in August, with tickets going on sale from today.

The 12 NRLW teams will battle it out over two days at Geohex Park in front of up to 10,000 locals and visitors and broadcast live on television and streaming services.

The Wagga Wagga NRLW Magic Round marks the second of a three-year partnership between the Minns Labor Government and the NRL, strengthening regional economies and promoting women in sport.

Following last season’s inaugural NRLW Magic Round in Newcastle, this year’s Festival of Magic will showcase Wagga Wagga and the wider Riverina to a global audience, as well as provide an economic boost to local accomodation, hospitality, tourism and retail.

The partnership between NRLW Magic Round and the NSW Government’s Make the Move campaign highlights the benefits of regional living, using the event to showcase the lifestyle and career opportunities available in regional communities.

Since 2023, the NSW Government has helped more than 6,000 essential workers and their families relocate to regional NSW, including police officers, paramedics, firefighters, teachers, doctors, nurses, veterinary, aged care, disability support and early childhood workers.

Footy fans are encouraged to support their team and use the event as an opportunity to discover more of regional NSW and enjoy what the Riverina has to offer.

As NSW’s largest inland city, Wagga Wagga goes beyond its vibrant CBD – there’s the 42 kilometre Wiradjuri walking and cycling trail which takes in part of the Murrumbidgee River, the famous Dog on the Tuckerbox at Gundagai, Sir Donald Bradman’s Birthplace Museum in Cootamundra, the Temora Aviation Museum, the Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory, the National Art Glass Collection and the Rail Heritage Station Museum.

Two-day passes go on sale to NRL football club members today, and to the general public at 10am AEST tomorrow (Friday 10 April) offering fans the opportunity to see all 6 matches with tickets available from just $58 for a family.

Full ticketing information is available at: NRL.com/tickets

NRLW Magic Round 2026 will be held at Wagga Wagga’s Geohex Park on 1-2 August.

Minister for Regional NSW Tara Moriarty said:

“I’m thrilled that Wagga Wagga is hosting the second NRLW Magic Round, after a wonderful two days of Rugby League in Newcastle last year.”

“Whether you’re a diehard Rugby League fan or an upcoming young female player, this family friendly event is sure to inspire the next generation of sporting stars.”

“Buying tickets now locks in your opportunity to see your favourite players in action, support regional communities and lock in a great weekend away.”

“Who knows, taking the opportunity to visit Wagga Wagga for a full weekend of womens rugby league while experiencing what the city and the wider Riverina has to offer could open doors for a lifestyle change.”

Minister for Sport and Tourism Steve Kamper said:

“NSW is the home of the NRL, and it’s great to see Wagga Wagga host the 2026 NRLW Magic Round, where locals and those travelling from across NSW and beyond will have the opportunity to witness the NRLW’s biggest names.”

This is a big win not just for NSW sports fans, but for our regional business community. By hosting the NRLW Magic Round in our regional centres, we’ll inject millions of extra dollars into local pubs, hotels and restaurants.”

Minister for Women Jodie Harrison said:

“Women’s sport is a driver of confidence, opportunity and equality. By travelling to regional NSW to support elite female athletes, fans are helping to elevate women’s profiles in sport and ensure young girls can see a future where their ambition is matched by opportunity.”

“When communities get behind elite women athletes, it strengthens pathways, builds belief and puts women’s sport exactly where it belongs — in the spotlight.”

Member for Wagga Wagga Dr Joe McGirr said:

“Events like this are a great way to introduce people to Wagga Wagga, and we hope fans take the time to enjoy the city, support local businesses and see why the region is such a popular destination for both visitors and residents alike.”

“I would encourage visitors to use their stay in Wagga Wagga to get out and experience the cultural attractions, retail, and selection of wonderful cafes and eateries we have in town.”

“As well as showcasing the beautiful Riverina, hosting NRLW Magic Round is a fantastic opportunity to display the capabilities we have to host elite sporting events – having a strong sporting history is something Wagga Wagga is renowned for and we are very proud to continue that legacy on a national stage.”