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February 15, 2022
Despite a dramatic increase of life-threatening Code One ambulance response times during the COVID-19 Pandemic overall response times in Moira Shire have remained re...
February 15, 2022
Nationals Member for Ovens Valley Tim McCurdy backs the Livestock Management Amendment (Animal Activism) Bill 2021 and is calling for harsher penalties to be imposed...
April 21, 2021
Victorian Nationals MP Tim McCurdy cleared of fraud © Provided by ABC NEWS Victorian Nationals MP Tim McCurdy was re-elected in November 2018. (Facebook) Victorian Nationals MP Tim McCurdy has had five charges of fraud against him dismissed by the County Court due to a lack of evidence. Mr McCurdy had been charged with five fraud offences over the sale of two dairy farms in north-east Victoria in 2009 before he was elected to state parliament. His defence submitted to the court that there wa...
April 21, 2021
The federal department of health has commented on the man in Brisbane who went to hospital after receiving the Pfizer vaccine. It says: “The department of health’s Vaccine Operations Centre [VOC] is aware of reports of an adverse event following immunisation in Queensland. The VOC is working closely with QLD Health to investigate these reports.The department of health does not comment publicly on details of individual adverse event following immunisation reports submitted to the TGA, in ord...
April 14, 2021
Victorian Nationals MP used fake documents to earn commission from farm sales, court told Posted 2 AprApril 2021 at 3:57am Tim McCurdys lawyers told the court there was no attempt at deception by the MP. ( Print text only Cancel Victorian Nationals MP Tim McCurdy used false documents to facilitate the sale of two dairy farms that landed him more than a quarter of million dollars in commissions, a court has heard. Key points: Prosecutors say Mr McCurdy used the letterhead of a real estate busin...