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Country Week Expo 8-10 August 2008
Make the Move!
What will I see at the Expo?

The expo provides a wide array of exhibitors from communities to government departments and real estate agents with access to information on relocation, business investment or simply for people looking to buy a property in regional NSW. The expo is an effective way of walking New South Wales in a day’ to find out information on:
• Job and business opportunities
• Housing costs
• Lifestyle advantages
• Land (commercial and industrial)

Careers Friday – 8 August 2008
Country Week Careers Friday, on the first day of the expo, will include seminars dedicated to career opportunities in country and regional New South Wales for undergraduate students in a wide range of faculties.

Expo Details
Dates: 8 - 10 August, 2008
Times: 10 am to 4 pm Daily
Location: Rosehill Gardens Event Centre, James Ruse Drive, Rosehill

 

Regional New South Wales is
alive and waiting for you!

People (young families, singles and retirees) and businesses looking for a better lifestyle outside big cities should consider a tree or sea change by moving to country and regional New South Wales.

Offering a wide choice of living, from regional cities, provincial centers, country towns and villages and rural acreage the State is extremely well served and vibrant.
Schools, universities, hospital facilities, residential and public transport needs are all very well serviced. You get the benefits of living in a safe, flourishing and inclusive community - all without the long drive through peak hour traffic going to and from work.

Another bonus is the fact that housing and infrastructure in country and regional areas are highly affordable when compared with Australia's major urban centres, like Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

 

 

Orange is at the heart of one of the most beautiful and productive areas in the State. Named after Prince William of Orange (who later became the King of Holland), the town and its surrounding area are enjoying a growing reputation for rare and exotic produce thanks to its cool climate and rich volcanic soils. The produce ranges from stone fruits and sheep’s cheeses to fungi and grapes.

A visit to local cafés, award-winning restaurants and farmers markets in Orange and Cabonne will quickly establish the area's food credentials. About 40 cool-climate wineries also operate in the area.

Mt Canobolas, the highest peak between the Blue Mountains and Perth in Western Australia, offers panoramic views, seven walking tracks, and fishing and canoeing at Lake Canobolas Reserve.

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Real Estate industry insiders
are saying that up to 95% of auctions in south western Sydney are mortgagee sales. It's a disturbing trend and one that has almost doubled year on year. Real Estate Information

It's whatever time in the morning you want it to be! 
You walk out of your house and are confronted by your own 40 hectares of Australia.... Jobs Information

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Wean Picnic Races
One of Australia's few picnic race meetings continuing to operate. A chance to pack a picnic lunch to enjoy with friends in a picturesque setting of shady gum trees. Six race program featuring horses from all over the New England North West of NSW. Bookmakers taking bets on Sydney and interstate races as well as the local derby. Held during NSW school holidays - a very popular event for visitors of all ages. Browse Events

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