Charles Casuscelli MP - Member for Strathfield
The April 2012 edition of the Strathfield Scene Newspaper has a three-page story about Charles' home life.
The article also includes a diary of Charles' first year in parliament.
If you would like a printable copy of the article, click here.
And many thanks to Bernadette Chua of the Strathfield Scene
As described in the April 2012 edition of the Strathfield Scene Newspaper, Charles supports the proposed Strathfield Town Centre
Charles announces boost for Strathfield sport and recreation
School zones need to be less confusing for road users says Charles
Member for Strathfield Charles Casuscelli RFD MP, who is also an Officer serving in the Australian Defence Force, is highly critical of the report funded by the Federal Government
Charles has been out and about in the Strathfield Electorate.
The Minister for Roads and Ports, Duncan Gay MP, visited the Australian Catholic University.
The Strathfield Scene was there and published the following article about the visit:
Charles calls for all to get involved in Youth Week.
Community involvement in international education plan
Published in NewsMembers of our local community are urged to become involved in the development of a long term International Education and Research Industry Action Plan by the NSW Government.
Charles said that due to our cultural diversity the residents of Strathfield would be well placed to contribute to the discussion.
"We are lucky in this area in that we have many International students and families from countries such as India, China, South Korea and many others who choose to call Strathfield home," Charles said.
"Education and research are critically important to our future prosperity and this includes our successful international engagement with the local economy.
"It is vital that our education and research sector continue to prosper. For that to occur the international students that visit us must enjoy their time here so that they stay longer as well as recommending Strathfield as a great place to live and study to those back in their home country.
The Deputy Premier Andrew Stoner MP said that those in NSW had a lot to be proud of when it came to welcoming international students.
"More than 200,000 International students choose Sydney and NSW for their studies every year," Mr Stoner said. "More than any other Australian State.
"The International Education and Research Action Plan will build on our already strong international reputation for internationally respected qualifications, works class research and teaching, cultural diversity and safe environment."
Submissions for consideration by the NSW International Education and Research Industry Taskforce could be made via the "Have Your Say" website: http://haveyoursay.nsw.gov.au/iap-education
Formal submissions addressing the Taskforce's Terms of Reference, which are available on the website can be made until 25 March 2012.
Police will be given the powers they need to fight criminal organisations following the Coalition Government's passing of organised crime reforms through parliament this week.