Upcoming Events
RAI Regions Rising National Summit, will be held in Canberra on 14-15 August.
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Past Events
Get to know Charles Sturt. You’ll discover your study options and see what uni life is like – we’re giving you the keys to the campus , so you can make yourself right at home. Whether you’re in high school, looking to upskill or want to change careers, there’s something for everyone. Plus, Open Day isn’t just for future students – parents and carers are welcome too!
The Regional Health Innovation Showcase, delivered by Business NSW on behalf of the Murrumbidgee Health and Knowledge Precinct, will bring together an ecosystem of health professionals, researchers, business, and other organisations involved in health that want to showcase their expertise to the Murrumbidgee community and other Precinct members. This free event is open all individuals with an interest and alignment in health, and we encourage anyone from across the Murrumbidgee region to participate.
Social Impact Summit brings together leaders from the social, corporate and government sectors under one vision: to create a fair, just and inclusive Australian society.
At the inaugural 2023 event, attendees walked away hopeful, energised and better connected, with the understanding there’s a lot to do and a lot to do differently.
Our 2024 event is designed to move you from insight to action. We’ll provide the knowledge, tools and partnership opportunities you need to carry the impact movement forward.
As part of our 'Supporting Frontline Responders in Central West NSW' program in 2024, we invite you and your team to attend our popular and impactful combined 'Resilient Responders & Empowering Conversations' training.
Resilient Responders provides a thorough understanding of psychological safety, psychological trauma and vicarious trauma and equips participants with the skills and tools to protect themselves and their colleagues working on the frontline with distressed clients.
SAVE THE DATE! CEDA’s 2024 State of the Nation conference explores the major themes impacting Australia’s economy and future prosperity. This conference will be held at Parliament House, Canberra from June 27 to June 28 2024.
Regional Development Australia Riverina are pleased to partner with Regional Australia Institute and Wagga Wagga City Council to present a regional migration forum, addressing challenges, solutions, regional best practices and policy recommendations related to regional migration employment systems.
The Griffith Business Survey 2023 highlighted a strong demand for business planning training among local businesses.
With this in mind, Griffith City Council invites all local businesses to participate in a free Business Planning & Strategic Thinking Workshop.
Hosted by facilitator Rebecca Crombie, the workshop aims to equip attendees with essential skills to develop comprehensive business plans and foster strategic thinking.
Join us for the grand finale of the Charles Sturt University Sustainable Packaging Innovation Challenge, a prestigious event that highlights the culmination of ground-breaking ideas and efforts in sustainable packaging. This showcase event represents the zenith of a rigorous journey where selected teams, after weeks of intensive mentorship and innovation sprints, present their pioneering solutions aimed at transforming the packaging paradigms within the wine and fresh food industries.
The NSW Choose Tourism Program invites tourism and hospitality operators to a free one-day seminar in Albury to discover the benefits of positioning your business as an employer of choice.
Regional Development Australia Riverina's next EDO forum will be held on Thursday 6th of June in Narrandera.
We invite you to hear from guest presenters on topics like the Designated Area Migration Agreement, community planning and reporting co-design, volunteering support resources, 4G and the Housing Now Campaign.
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