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Feline Friendly MP at Forestville

Tuesday, 16 February 2010

Member for Davidson, Jonathan O’Dea is to join some well-pampered company on Sunday (21 February) when he takes part in this year’s Cat Show at the Forestville Memorial Hall.

Labor + Education = Does Not Add Up

Monday, 15 February 2010

Member for Davidson, Jonathan O’Dea has highlighted a concern regarding a HSC 2 Unit Maths class at Davidson High School, a school with normally outstanding academic performance.

Education: State Labor Fails On The Basics

Monday, 15 February 2010

Shadow Minister for Education Adrian Piccoli and Local Member for Davidson Jonathan O’Dea today slammed the Keneally Labor Government for failing to provide Year 12 students studying their HSC with a qualified maths teacher.

Dollars and Rain, Down the Drain

Tuesday, 09 February 2010

Torrential rain over the past week has again highlighted the waste and mismanagement of the NSW Labor Government, according to Member for Davidson, Jonathan O’Dea.

Additional School Safety Welcomed

Wednesday, 03 February 2010

Member for Davidson, Jonathan O’Dea has welcomed a decision to install additional 40km/hour flashing school zone lights in Roseville and St Ives.

Drowning Government Fails Again

Tuesday, 02 February 2010

The NSW government’s claim that the Kurnell desalination plant was delivered on budget and on time is, at best, deceptive, according to Jonathan O’Dea, Chairman of the Opposition’s WasteWatch Committee and the Member for Davidson.

NSW Coalition’s $250 Million Literacy And Numeracy Action Plan

Monday, 25 January 2010

Local member for Davidson, Jonathan O’Dea today said The NSW Liberals & Nationals $250m Literacy and Numeracy Action Plan would help ensure children in Davidson develop the foundations for success at an early age. It will focus on early intervention by individually targeting those students most at risk.

NSW Short on Population Vision

Thursday, 21 January 2010

State Government plans to address Sydney’s growing population, particularly in areas such as Ku-ring-gai, appear far thinner on the ground than the rapidly rising blocks of units transforming the local skyline, according to local MP, Jonathan O’Dea.