Pat Wilson had been looking to do something off-farm for years when his cousin suggested bottling the naturally filtered spring waters found on the family property.
From this one idea, Big Springs Water now serves more than 6000 clients throughout southern and mid-western NSW and north-east Victoria.
Read MoreThe Committe4Wagga has invited the Honourable Angus Taylor, Assistant Minister for Cities and Digital Transformation to speak at a forum in Wagga Wagga this Friday.
The forum is titled “A planned vision for the future of Wagga Wagga.”
Read MorePushing yourself to the brink of endurance doesn’t sound like a fun way to spend three days, but for ANZ Regional Executive Jason Wadley, the cause is worth the effort.
Read MoreThe Committe4Wagga has invited the Honourable Angus Taylor, Assistant Minister for Cities and Digital Transformation to speak at a forum in Wagga Wagga this Friday.
The forum is titled “A planned vision for the future of Wagga Wagga.”
Read MoreSamantha Brunskill comes from a long line of pioneers who sought to deliver better ways of doing things.
Read MoreOne of the first businesses to back the Lights4Lake project, Enirgi Power Storage sponsored lights 15, 41 and 101.
General Manager (Manufacturing) Darren Nelson said as soon as he heard about the Committe4Wagga initiative he could see its potential.
Read MoreSiblings Daniel, Manuel and Sandra have proudly continued the Donebus family tradition of giving to the community by sponsoring light 48 in the Lights4Lake project.
Parents Carlo and Franca Donebus were well-known for their contributions to the Wagga community and the trio sponsored the light in the name of the family company, Damasa Pty Ltd.
Read MoreMegan and Andrew Lloyd sponsored Light 83 for their daughter Lucy.
Megan was working for Committee4Wagga when the Lights4Lake project was first suggested by Emerging Leader participant Elodie Vanoudendycke.
Read MoreSara Schneider, Amanda Olsen and their siblings Matthew Nixon and Tamara Edmunds sponsored Light 98 in memory of their grandfather Ken Bedggood.
Read MoreThe Committee 4 Wagga’s 2017 School Leaders Program kicked off yesterday with 16 students from 6 of the city’s high schools visiting the Kapooka Army Base. The group was welcomed by the Kapooka Commandant Colonel Mick Garraway before participating in rock climbing, abseiling and team building activities designed to build leadership and collaboration.
Read MoreResidents will soon be able to safely walk around Lake Albert late at night as work on Wagga’s Lights for Lake project officially kicks off.
Read MoreResidents will soon be able to safely walk around Lake Albert late at night as work on Wagga’s Lights for Lake project officially kicks off.
Read MoreWAGGA’S biggest party of the year is about to undergo a “revolution”.
Read MoreWAGGA’S biggest party of the year is about to undergo a “revolution”.
Read MoreCongratulations to the 2015/2016 Emerging Leaders group who graduated on Thursday 18th August 2016. The evening was a wonderful celebration and fitting end to the 12 month program. Congratulations to the 12 outstanding graduates who completed the program.
Read MoreWe would like to thank the contributors and sponsors for the Wagga School Leaders Program, for without their support this program would not have been possible. We would like to extend our appreciation to the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR), CSU, Wagga Motors, ANZ, Estella Rise and Enirgi power storage.
Read MoreOn June 9, 2016 Member for Riverina Michael McCormack & Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce jointly announced the Coalition will pledge $10million as a contribution to the reconstruction of the Wagga levee bank.
Read MoreCommittee 4 Wagga welcomes the final piece of the Bomen freight hub funding puzzle.
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