Last Friday evening we welcomed countless new residents to our city, joined by Mayor Dallas Tout, the Committee 4 Wagga team, Sally Manning from the Wagga Wagga Business Chamber, and so many friendly faces for a beautiful night in the Victory Memorial Gardens at our Welcome To Wagga event.
Read MoreModule 1 of the Wagga School Leaders Program commenced last week at Transgrid Discovery Hub. The morning commenced with an icebreaker exercise prior to the cohort spends time establishing their Cohort Charter which will be their guide to refer to for the entirety of the program.
Read MoreZetifi’s customer success manager Brad Campbell and Wagga School Leaders Program graduate Susannah Priest were included in the article Future shapers: meet leaders under 30 defining Wagga and the Riverina which was posted by Maryam Sulaiman.
Read MorePlenty has happened in our city since Committee 4 Wagga held the Designing A Future regional housing forum just over two years ago.
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Tony Aichinger was joined by a number of dignitaries as he cut the ribbon at the official opening of Wagga Wagga’s newest McDonald’s restaurant.
Read MoreThe campaign for the duplication of the Gobbagombalin Bridge has reached a significant milestone.
Read MoreCommittee 4 Wagga members were joined by Wagga School Leaders Program graduates at a special celebration at the Riverine Club.
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Read MoreIt’s fitting for Enirgi Power Storage Recycling to be playing a major role with the upcoming Wagga Gala.
Read MoreWelcome To Wagga was held in conjunction with the Riverina Country Change Expo.
Read MoreThe beginning of September started with an exciting opportunity for Committee 4 Wagga to collaborate with the Wagga Wagga Business Chamber and Business NSW - Riverina Murray in hosting A Morning with the Premier: The State of the State.
Read MoreThe 2025 Wagga School Leaders Program concluded with a graduation evening at the Magpies Nest Restaurant. The students were joined by proud parents, school principals and co-ordinators, program facilitators and contributors as well as our valued sponsors and dignitaries were there for a night of gratitude and acknowledgement of achievement.
Read MoreThe students prepared for the final module by starting the day in pairs on the bus trip to Charles Sturt University. During the trip they explored the following questions. What are your emotions as we start our final day of WSLP?
Read MoreModule 6 of the Wagga School Leaders Program was held early in June. At this module the students explored “Me and my place in a bigger Environment”.
Read MoreOn May 20th , students began the day at the Museum of the Riverina, with a Welcome to Country by Aunty Mary Atkinson and then Aunty Mary also assisted with a detailed interactive tour with the exhibit designer and Regional Museum Officer, Samantha Leah as well as the Museum Education & Public Programs Officer, Angus Cawdell-Smith.
Read MoreOur school leaders on this module focused on and learning more about Health and Wellbeing.
Read MoreThe Special Activation Precinct (SAP) is the site of a commemorative plaque and new street signs named in honour of those who lost their lives or were injured in the Kapooka Tragedy.
Read MoreThe Final Say Candidates Forum was hailed as a resounding success by Riverina constituents ahead of the 2025 Federal Election.
Read MoreCommittee 4 Wagga has released the results of the survey, showing what is important to the city’s residents as they consider who to favour in the Riverina electorate.
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Today was the first day the participants got to meet their Mentors. Mentors from local businesses and government donate their time generously to work with the students, offering wisdom from their own work and life experience as well as ongoing support.
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