Since our last update on 25th March, C4W Board & Executive have remained focussed on how we continue to effectively support our members and execute our 2020 business plan under these ‘new operating conditions’ impacting on us all.
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The northern end of Fitzmaurice Street has recently been revitalized by the Cadell Place development. Several businesses have opened in the precinct, including Meccanico Espresso + Wine, and locals have been re-engaging with the rejuvenated community space that saw ‘an old shed’ become Wagga’s newest marketplace.
Committee for Wagga caught up with members Cadell Place developer, Danny Russell, and Meccanico founder, Richard Moffatt to discuss how the new businesses are adapting to the recent COVID-19 trading regulations.
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COVID-19: Committees for our Cities and Regions stand ready to support recovery
Committees representing more than twenty Australian and New Zealand cities and regions met via video link this week to discuss their contribution to assist their members with the current COVID-19 crisis and how to rebuild economic strength in the wake of the pandemic. More than ever we need to collaborate on solutions that will ensure our cities and regions can return to the vibrant and safe places we…
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During these challenging times the health and safety of our members, staff and community is our priority. Committee for Wagga is adapting our business practices as the impact of COVID-19 continues to be felt across our community.
The impact of COVID-19 is being felt by the Wagga Wagga economy, business and our community. We must come together to minimise the impact on both our community and business; working together to develop strategies to ensure the economic foundation of Wagga Wagga now and once this public health crisis has passed.
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The ARTC Kapooka module is intended to challenged the students and develop teamwork skills, which is exactly the results we received on our recent visit. The students learnt about their strengths and weaknesses, develop trust and got to know each other better.
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The Board, Members & Guests of Committee for Wagga held the first Round Table event for 2020 on Friday 28th February. The event was hosted by Wagga Wagga City Council, with guest speakers Michael Keys Director, Regional Activation and Peter Thompson, General Manager.
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The 2020 Wagga School Leaders Program is underway with Modules 1 being completed at the Charles Sturt University on 25th February. The program saw 19 enthusiastic students arrive ready to learn new skills and gain confidence to become leaders of the future.
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Meet the 2020 Wagga School Leaders Program participants.
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This last twelve months has seen the Board & Executive continued to focus its attention on those issues that our members told us were important for them, such as:-
1. Maintaining our advocacy profile & effectiveness, communicating to members and providing high standard leadership programs
2. Continuing our focus on progressing key infrastructure projects including,
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The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment is in the midst of master planning for the Wagga Wagga Special Activation Precinct.
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Looking for a few Christmas gifts?
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Charles Sturt University Graduate Certificate in Community Leadership & Resilience by way of promotion within the membership base
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Manager, Riverina NSW, GHD
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The Regional Growth NSW Development Corporation (RGDC) was established on July 1 2019 to deliver place-based projects in regional NSW. Its mission is to attract investment, plan and develop attractive precincts, and create regional places where people can work and thrive. It is a one-stop shop, supporting investors through faster approval processes, planning certainty, and infrastructure development.
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Proway Livestock Equipment was established in February 2000 and since then has progressed to become practical consultants with a suite of skills, relevant to designing and delivering livestock handling products and facilities.
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Welcome to our October edition of our member newsletter.
C4W, including several of our Board members and member organisations were invited to participate in welcoming 14 members of a Trade Mission for Consular Officials to Wagga Wagga and the Riverina Murray region early in October.The program showcased the region’s key industry sectors and investment opportunities with a particular focus on the advanced manufacturing sector and was hosted by the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment in collaboration with the Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade, Austrade and Wagga Wagga City Council
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Council’s events team have put together a fine dining experience on the Wollundry Lagoon Bridge as part of Devour at Fusion.
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Wagga Wagga 100,000 had its origins back in July 2018 when the Deputy Premier, John Barilaro, released the State Governments 20Year Economic Vision for Regional NSW. Amongst other expectations and directions for regional NSW, this vision identified Wagga Wagga as a Growth Centre with a population forecast of 100,000 people by 2038.
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Another successful WSLP was completed in June 2019. We would again like to thank our valued supporters Charles Sturt University and The Army Recruit Training Centre along with sponsors Enirgi Power Storage Recycling, Estella Rise, Riverina Water, NSW Government, Wagga Motors, Sureway Employment & Training and Bush & Campbell and the support of Charles Sturt University.
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In early July Committee 4 Wagga attended Charles Sturt University’s release of a new course, developed in collaboration with industry and community experts and ideally suited to both the private and public sectors. The Graduate Certificate in Community Leadership and Resilience is custom-made for those seeking a leadership role in building strong, sustainable communities. Graduates will be ready for senior leadership roles within community-focused organisations – be that local government, not-for-profit, non-government organisations or any other sector with a strong connection to community outcomes.
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