Welcome to the Country Labor website!

You will find this site to be a one stop shop for all your Country Labor info.

Here you will find details on upcoming events, an archive of Country Labor events and Dialogues, everything you need to know about your Country Labor representatives and much more.

Twelve years ago, Country Labor was formed to formally recognize the historic and vital role of Country Australia in the Australian Labor Party. To this day most people believe that the Party was founded under the Tree of Knowledge in Barcaldine in rural Queensland.

Indeed, Labor has never formed government without representing a broad cross section of both city and country electorates.

For decades, the Rural and Regional Committee within NSW Labor together with local local MPs like Eddie Graham in Wagga Wagga, Terry Sheahan in the Southern Tablelands, David Simmons in the Central West, Harry Woods on the North Coast and Peter Black in Broken Hill showed the public that Labor was the true voice for country NSW.

Today, Country Labor continues to advocate for rural and regional Australia, supporting the rollout of the National Broadband Network, maintaining its campaign for decentralisation and for increased investment in rural and regional infrastructure and services.
 
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