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Rename of Nowra Coaches to Premier Shoalhaven

I was somewhat surprised to see this rename. Their website still refers to them as Nowra Coaches as do their timetables and the Transport for NSW website also still still shows the operators of their routes as Nowra Coaches. As a matter of fact I have job in my list of things to be done in the next two week to include the Nowra Coaches routes in this article as they are for the other operators.

As Iam writing this I received a message from someone form down Nowra way who advised that they are still called Nowra Coaches for the local services and the Premier Shoalhaven name is used for the Express services and possible the NSW TrainLink services.

There are also rumours that Kiama Coaches has become part of the group with a coach having been sighted with such accreditation ie Hopkinsons TV330 sighted today with accreditation for Kiama Coaches Pty Ltd - A Premier Transport Group company. Which is muddied even further by the Hopkinson reference which is believed to have been acquired by Premie ras part of Kiama. Fleet Lists (talk) 11:29, 27 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]