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TAFE NSW Giving First Nations Job Seekers in Casino a Foot in the Door to a Career in Hair and Beauty

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TAFE NSW Giving First Nations Job Seekers in Casino a Foot in the Door to a Career in Hair and Beauty

 

TAFE NSW has partnered with a local Casino barber to deliver a new course that offers Aboriginal job seekers the opportunity to begin a career in the hair and beauty industry. The “Introduction to Hair and Beauty Skill Set” course has recently been provided to a group of students through the TAFE NSW Mobile Hair and Beauty Training Unit.

This course includes two accredited units designed to introduce students to both hair and beauty work, allowing them to explore their interests. If students discover a passion for the field, they can pursue a traineeship or apprenticeship in hairdressing, barbering, or beauty.

Michael Day, a TAFE NSW graduate and owner of Black Comb Barbershop, supports the training as an industry guest speaker, sharing his experiences and the benefits of working in the industry.

“I’ve had four apprentices from TAFE NSW, and I know they’ve received the same high-quality, hands-on training I did from experienced teachers who are passionate about the industry,” said Michael.

“It’s important to connect with young people contemplating their future, and taster courses like this are a great way to introduce them to the main concepts. Participating in these initiatives bridges the gap between training and industry. It allows me to network with potential employees for my business and gives students a foot in the door with local industry connections.

“It’s a privilege to help guide someone’s future and share my own experiences and pathways that have led me to owning a successful business. I chose this industry because I have a passion for making people feel good about themselves, and it’s such a rewarding job – you can really turn a person’s day around by giving them a good haircut.”

Abby Hughes, TAFE NSW Hairdressing and Barbering Teacher, highlighted the course’s role in helping students understand the skills required and discover their interests.

“The Introduction to Hair and Beauty Skill Set course is designed to give students a clear pathway to a rewarding career in this exciting industry,” said Abby.

“There are many local opportunities available in the Casino area. Through this course and our Mobile Training Unit, which supports our simulated practical training, we can connect job seekers to the right people to take the next step in their career. Having Michael on board as a guest speaker has helped demonstrate the pathways available in this industry – not just in barbering, but also hairdressing and beauty. It is a rewarding industry to be part of, with a vibrant local network and exciting career opportunities.”

 

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Upcoming Improvements on McDonalds Bridge Road

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Upcoming Improvements on McDonalds Bridge Road

 

Daily users of McDonalds Bridge Road will be pleased to hear that further improvement work is scheduled to commence in August, weather permitting.

An investment of over $2 million will fund the repair of approximately four kilometres of the road. This project will include widening the shoulders from the base of the hill east of Edenville Road to Stratheden Road. Upon completion, the entire width of the road will be resealed.

The scope of the project also includes widening and installing scour rock protection on culverts, setting up guideposts, and cleaning table drains.

Richmond Valley Council‘s General Manager, Vaughan Macdonald, emphasised the Council’s commitment to restoring the local transportation network to meet community expectations.

Mr. Macdonald highlighted that the Council is working collaboratively with the NSW and Australian governments to not only restore but also enhance the road network’s resilience, supported by funding from all three levels of government.

“The safety and efficiency of people and freight movements on our roads are paramount,” said Mr. Macdonald. “The floods of 2022 resulted in a road repair bill exceeding $100 million. Unfortunately, our road network faced additional strain over the past eight months, with record rainfall causing extensive pothole damage.

“While significant progress has been made in restoring our local roads and ensuring their safety and efficiency, Council relies heavily on government funding to repair and upgrade our damaged roads to a more resilient standard.

“Despite these challenges, our capital program acknowledges the crucial role of local roads and infrastructure in building resilient, connected communities and supporting economic growth in the Richmond Valley.”

 

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Casino Truck Show registrations opening Monday 1 July – prizes galore

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Casino Truck Show registrations opening Monday 1 July – prizes galore

 

REGISTRATIONS for the 2024 North Coast Petroleum Casino Truck Show, to be held on Saturday 3 August, will be opening Monday 1 July.

Registration is $30 per truck, including competition entry and parking in the event precinct.

Online registrations can be made at casinotruckshow.com.au and will go into the draw to win some amazing prizes, including: a Lubecore 210 On-Highway Automated greasing system, valued at $5050; a $5000 voucher towards a Gozbar bullbar or bumper, supplied by Dawson’s Haulage; and 10 Austone line haul tyres valued at $4880, courtesy Tyre Network.

On-day registrations will also be accepted and can be done at the Richmond Valley Council’s depot in the industrial estate from 6am. Registrations for those not participating in the Dawson’s Haulage Parade can be completed at the Casino Truck Show merchandise stall at the Mafeking Lamp roundabout.

All entrants are encouraged to drop their specially-numbered, on-day registration ticket in the lucky draw barrels at both check-in points to go in the running for a $15,070 Wedge Lock bullbar voucher, supplied by AJ’s Total Truck Gear and Kentweld Bullbars.

The industrial estate is also the marshalling area for parade participants, which will get underway 10am sharp, making its way to the Casino CBD via Johnston and Centre streets. The Casino RSM Fishing Club will be on hand to serve a hearty breakfast.

Stay up to date with all things Casino Truck Show by following us on FacebookInstagram and TikTok.

 

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Casino Truck Show to Auction Custom-Made Bar for Charity

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Casino Truck Show to Auction Custom-Made Bar for Charity

 

The North Coast Petroleum Casino Truck Show organising committee is thrilled to announce the auction of a custom-made bar to raise funds for charity.

Generously donated by Queensland-based Moore Trailers, the 2.4m x 2.4m bar is crafted from steel with mirror stainless ends, designed to resemble the rear end of a trailer. Valued at $6,500, this versatile bar is perfect for entertaining and recreational use.

Enhancing the auction, Engel Australia has contributed a 95-litre upright fridge valued at $1,699, ensuring this auction is a highlight of the event.

The auction will take place on Saturday, 3 August, at the Mafeking Lamp roundabout at 2:45 pm, just before the trophy presentation. The Casino Truck Show extends gratitude to Moore Trailers’ Scott Gollan and Engel Australia’s Jason Dwyer for their support.

For 2024, men’s health charity Movember has been chosen as the Casino Truck Show charity partner. Movember, a leading men’s health organisation, focuses on mental health and suicide prevention, prostate cancer, and testicular cancer. Since 2003, Movember has funded over 12,500 projects, engaging more than five million participants worldwide.

In 2023, the Casino Truck Show donated $10,000 to local charities, including the Westpac Rescue Helicopter, Casino Soup Kitchen, and Jumbunna Community Preschool.

Mark your calendars for the 2024 North Coast Petroleum Casino Truck Show, set to take place in the Casino CBD on Saturday, 3 August. This must-attend event for truck enthusiasts will showcase innovation, performance, and community spirit.

The festivities kick off with the street parade at 10 am, followed by the trophy presentation at 3 pm. Entertainment will feature performances by Mossy Rocks and the Tony Q Band on two stages, along with kid-friendly activities like amusement rides and face painting. Exhibitors will display industry-related products and services.

The event will culminate with a thrilling bull ride by J&J Rodeo under the new arena at the Casino Showground.

Online registrations open on Monday, 1 July, with the entry fee remaining at $30 per participant. For more information, visit the Casino Truck Show website.

 

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