The NSW Government is helping small businesses bounce back from the pandemic with up to $640,000 in grants available to help organisations host events to generate new ideas and connect with fellow entrepreneurs. Grants of up to $2,500 for local councils and $3,500 for chambers of commerce, industry associations andRead more »
Everything about the new Campbelltown Bunnings Warehouse is bigger and better. Located on the corner of Blaxland Road and Farrow Road, Campbelltown (pictured), it has opened its doors today for the first time. Bunnings say the new premises gives locals access to an even wider range of home and lifestyle products than was available atRead more »
This is an incredibly exciting time for the region, says Steve Moore, the newly elected president of Narellan business chamber. “Sustained record residential and business growth prior to lockdowns, and the imminent aerotropolis construction, positions the Narellan region for extensive short term investment that all members can capitalise on,’’ MrRead more »
The gradual transition from the lockdown means all your favourite stores are back at Minto Marketplace, one of the most popular shopping precincts in the Campbelltown local government area. The fashion you love, the food you love and the services you love are all waiting for you. Since Monday, andRead more »
The Stockyards is a development proposal that is destined to take Camden’s appeal as a tourist destination up to another level. Taking inspiration from iconic developments such as The Grounds in Alexandria and Hive Byron Bay, The Stockyards of Camden has been designed with the intention of creating a uniqueRead more »
Damien Tudehope, the NSW finance and small business minister, will be the guest speaker at an Ingleburn business chamber webinar next week. Mr Tudehope, pictured at right, and Michael Miller, the director of mediation services at the NSW Small Business Commission, will brief chamber members on government assistance being madeRead more »
Wollondilly Council has launched a new website focussing on business, investment, lifestyle and tourism in the Shire. The aim is for the website as a place where council can further connect and support local business through the current challenges, as well as promoting the many investment prospects in the area.Read more »
Jay Patel, a Glen Alpine resident and TAFE NSW graduate, has commended TAFE NSW for helping him turn a lifelong passion for photography into a successful career. Jay has worked with a number of high-profile clients including Sony, Nickelodeon, Breitling, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, and the Sydney Opera House. The 30-year-old discovered an interest in photography at an early age when he was gifted aRead more »
A makeover of shopfronts in the Campbelltown town centre is under way, along with a social media campaign encouraging locals to buy takeaway food during the current lockdown. Twenty businesses in the central business district have been selected to take part in Campbelltown Council’s pilot Street Appeal Campbelltown program, whichRead more »
It will be a case of it’s all happening at Ed.Square in the next few days with the opening of top notch children’s play area on Thursday , new shops and the unveiling of brilliant artwork that pays homage to the history of the site. Boost Juice, Medispecs, The ShedRead more »
In order to survive the downturn caused by the pandemic, Out of Office Espresso café used a council business grant to set up a dark kitchen to operate during the evenings under a new brand, Papi’s Kitchen. This addition increased their financial resilience by allowing their kitchen to operate atRead more »
Whatever you think of Mark Latham’s politics, one thing’s for sure: there’s never a dull moment when he gets the microphone in hand. He always calls a spade a spade and never takes any prisoners over matter of principle. It’s also very hard to deny Latham’s intelligence and common senseRead more »
