A group of three cyclists from Goulburn will embark on one of their toughest ever journeys when they start cycling across the Nullabor Plain next Tuesday.  

The group includes Chris Upton, Geoff Evans and Ray Cady and two drivers

People can phone Chris' Wife Hayley Upton on 0409 241 230 or visit their facebook page “Tour De Palsy” to donate.

Hayley says the team have spent months in preparation for the ride all in the name of cerebral palsy.

The Goulburn Chamber of Commerce have set up a new phone app called Goulburn's Go to guys which is available on Apple I phones as well as androids.

The app is a one stop shop including businesses, specials, news and events, tourist destinations as well as a list of restaurants and cafes.

President Robert Walker says the app is free to download and has plenty of information about Goulburn.

ALP Candidate for Hume Michael Pilbrow is welcoming the Federal budget in particular the school improvement plan and National Disability Insurance Scheme.

The $5 billion baby bonus has been slashed in favour of those two projects and will replaced with a smaller payment for parents who meet the criteria.

Mr. Pilbrow says savings have had to be made instead of being tempted to go for handouts in an election year.