Upcoming Events
Total HRM is running a 12-month HR capability program in Temora, designed specifically for local employers and people leaders, to build necessary confidence and skills to successfully manage people issues fairly and effectively.
Are you curious about artificial intelligence (AI) and how it can support your work, business, studies or everyday life? The NSW Department of Education, in partnership with the Institute of Applied Technology Digital and TAFE NSW, is delivering a series of Free hands-on AI information sessions across the Riverina.
Economic Development Australia (EDA) is hosting a webinar, "What Nobody Tells You About Economic Development," designed to provide valuable insights into the field from experienced practitioners. Whether you're currently working in economic development, considering a career in the sector, or simply interested in how communities, businesses, and regions grow and thrive, this webinar offers a unique opportunity to hear firsthand perspectives from industry professionals.
Are you a long-time resident, just moved, or still finding your feet? Come along to the free Temora Shire Movie & Games Night! The perfect opportunity to meet locals, fellow newcomers, community leaders and council representatives in a relaxed and friendly environment.
The Orana Outlook Forum 2026, returning to Dubbo on Thursday, 19 November 2026 at Lazy River Estate. The forum will bring together leading voices from across the region to discuss the major trends and opportunities shaping the future of the Orana region, including energy, mining, transport, workforce development, migration, health and housing.
Have you recently moved to Wagga Wagga? Welcome to Wagga Wagga is a free community event designed to help new residents connect with their local community, meet other newcomers, and discover everything Wagga Wagga has to offer.
Past Events
Fitzmaurice Street is doing more after 5pm this November.
STREET x STREET is a new evening series bringing Wagga Wagga's businesses, venues and public spaces together to give locals more reasons to head into town.
Riverina-based primary producers are invited to attend the free Business Transition and Succession Planning Information Session in Griffith, designed to help farming families navigate the process of family farm succession and business transition.
People living, working in the Riverina are invited to attend a free information session focused on visa pathways, workplace rights, and permanent residency options. Hosted by the Refugee and Migrant Workers Centre, the session will provide practical information and access to expert legal advice on a range of migration and employment matters.
This practical one-hour workshop will help small business owners and managers better understand psychosocial hazards, how they can affect people and workplaces, and the steps businesses can take to manage these risks.
This practical one-hour workshop cuts through the hype and provides a clear, plain-English introduction to how artificial intelligence can be used in everyday business and people management.
Stepping into leadership can be challenging. Suddenly, you’re not just responsible for getting the work done — you’re responsible for helping other people perform, communicate and work well together.
Managing people comes with responsibilities that can be difficult to navigate, particularly when you’re running a small business and HR isn’t you day job.
Join Economic Development Officers, regional leaders and industry representatives from across the Riverina for the October 2026 Riverina Economic Development Officer Forum.
This forum will focus on the opportunities, challenges and initiatives shaping the future of the Riverina economy, including trade, logistics, major projects, business growth, investment and regional development.
Attendees will hear from government agencies, industry leaders and organisations working across trade, exports, freight, transport, major projects and regional development.
The Regional Australia Institute’s Regions Rising National Summit is returning in 2026, bringing together regional leaders, policymakers, businesses and communities from across Australia to discuss the future of regional Australia.
Landholders, farmers and anyone interested in sustainable land management are invited to attend the Landscape Rehydration Field Day in Taralga this September, exploring practical approaches to improving landscape health, water cycles and resilience to climate change.
Image Credit: Tiki Paton

