
The Canowindra International Balloon Challenge will be holding a community meeting with local Landholders on Friday 22nd March, 2024. Image by Farmpix.
Calling All Farmers: A Farm Landholder Community Meeting with the Canowindra International Balloon Challenge committee will be held on Friday 22nd March at 6.30pm at the Canowindra Services Club. We invite all farming landholders to a meet and greet night at The Canowindra Services Club. This will be an opportunity to ask questions, be informed about flight planning, weather amongst other items, and also participate in the 2024 Canowindra International Balloon Challenge. Drinks and Nibbles provided. We look forward to meeting you!
Board Director – Positions Vacant: Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced individuals for the position of Board Director for Destination Central West NSW. A Board Director Recruitment Pack that includes the role description, Destination Network map, remuneration, how to apply and the requirements for Destination Network Board positions is available at https://www.dncw.com.au/about-us.
New Podcast Series Launches To Support Small Business: Business owners can now tune into free and expert business advice anywhere, at any time with the launch of a new business podcast from the Service NSW Business Bureau. The Service NSW Business Connect Podcast series is available on Spotify and features leading business experts, including lawyers and accountants, who provide practical, independent advice on topical issues many small businesses face. Podcast guests will share lessons and valuable insights about their lived experience in business to help small business owners identify and manage financial stress.
To listen to the Service NSW Business Connect Podcast, visit: https://open.spotify.com/show/7yOYlSHf7cwWoMYQcVg5BI?si=Logh8Xf4Q6erW80FBLZoXg
Prawns On The Lawn: It’s a long weekend celebration of BBQ’d prawns, a cold one, some fun lawn games and a DJ. Head across to Borrodell on Saturday 27th January for barbequed smokey, sizzling skewered prawns and some Aussie classics are given a modern spin (vegemite and cheese arancini balls, anyone?) – including indigenous produce either grown at Borrodell or sourced hyper-locally. Included in your ticket price is a glass of Borrodell’s wine or cider, with the Sky Bar selling bevvies until dusk. Tickets are $85 per adult, and $50 for kids under 15 and are available at www.borrodell.com.au/whats-on/prawns-on-the-lawn.
