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were issued last year and we are seeing that demand continue to grow as cost-of-living pressures stack up,” Mr Farraway said.

Phil Knight from Dubbo said he and his wife have used their cards for the past three years, helping them cover the cost of fuel and allowing them do things they otherwise might not be able to do.

“Both of us having access to a $250 card means we certainly travel more and see family and friends, but it’s also sometimes a nice help with just getting to the doctor or picking up groceries,” he said.

Ray and his wife Margaret Shipley from the Central Coast said the regional travel card is one of the most important items in their household. “Without the Regional Seniors Travel Card we would have to cut back on the number of activities and appointments we go to every week. It really is a lifeline for us living on the Central Coast,” Mr Shipley said.

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