Grays Point’s Lisa Tilsed and Cronulla’s Adriarn Crane, who together founded Wondering Women, have been named as joint winners of the 2023 Cronulla Woman of the Year Award.
Lisa and Adriarn have shown great passion and dedication over the last seven years to supporting women to lead active and fulfilling lives.
After starting out as a group to open up hiking to a broad range of women, Wondering Women is now engaging members in a range of activities and causes to help enrich the lives of women of all ages.
It’s testament to their hard work and enthusiasm that the organisation has grown to 2,100 members across the Sutherland Shire and a further 250 in the Bayside area.
As well as arranging activities and development opportunities to help women achieve personal growth, Lisa and Adriarn have driven efforts by members to give back to the community, such as fundraising for charities and a successful drive for household items to support people affected by the floods in northern NSW.
Lisa and Adriarn continue to work in successful careers alongside their hard work to grow and develop the Wondering Women community.
More information on Wondering Women is available on Facebook.
The annual Daily Telegraph Bush Summit was in Wagga Wagga this year - a great opportunity to listen and learn about the challenges and opportunities of regional NSW. ... See MoreSee Less
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Good Morning, 🙂 Congratulations, HaVe A GrEaT Day! #Amazing_Work, #Great_PhotoS, #GreAt_LeAdeR
Hey Mark Speakman did you know that White Cliffs is Still Waiting for papers to be signed so we can get back to work Opal Mining? We’d appreciate your support on this happening Immediately. 6 yrs uncompensated is a bloody line time! We just want to get back to work 🌅 🌈
Did you visit your old colleague Darryl McGuire
Penny wise but pound foolish.
The Minns Labor Government is scrapping Business Connect, a free advisory service which has helped 60,000 small businesses and returns $1.50 in benefits for every $1.00 invested.
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Chris ‘Ho Chi’ Minns’ legacy will not be positive
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What about corruption in Londonderry blonde brick sweatshop run by buttergig an ohs lawsuit
And of course the media oblige Albosleazy and don't report attacks on the Australian Jewish, I know who I would rather have as a neighbour definitely not the one or type doing the damage to these people
“Literacy is freedom” says the T-shirt.
Children’s books are the foundation of literacy for young people.
Today at the end of Children’s Book Week we celebrated the Children’s Book Council of Australia’s 80th birthday - eight decades of dedication by volunteers to nurturing a love for literature among young Australians and reaffirming Children's Book Council of Australia’s ongoing mission to inspire and educate future generations through the magic of books. ... See MoreSee Less
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Reading books very important in education.
Good Morning, 🙂 Congratulations, HaVe A GrEaT Day! #Amazing_Work, #Great_PhotoS, #GreAt_LeAdeR
Some people will never get the opportunity to read.
I will keep asking you !!!! Tell tje Nurses and midwives of NSW what you and your government are going to do about getting safe nursing numbers across the hospitals and a real pay increase??????
Harnessing the enormous potential of AI will be a central component of a future NSW Liberals / Nationals Government delivering better government services and higher living standards for the people of NSW.
Yesterday James Griffin MP, Gurmesh Singh MP, The Hon. Jacqui Munro MLC and I joined a fantastic roundtable with industry heavyweights (including AI data centre builders, start-ups and financiers) telling us what they think needs to be done for NSW to maximise its AI potential and to so responsibly.
Many thanks to Freshwater Strategy for organising.
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I'd like to see AI replace the RBTU workforce
This is beyond fantastic. Innovative, cutting-edge and genuinely progressive. AI isn’t the devil’s work — it should be the hard, serious work of government done well. This is the kind of vision NSW so desperately needs from government. Harnessing AI responsibly while driving better services and higher living standards is exactly the type of leadership the public expects in 2025 and beyond. Hats off to you Mark Speakman prepared to think big, bold and for the future.
Good Morning, 🙂 Congratulations, HaVe A GrEaT Day! #Amazing_Work, #Great_PhotoS, #GreAt_LeAdeR
I’d like to see the LNP grow some and drop Mark Speakman. The LNP have no chance of winning with him and we don’t need labor in for yet another term. Speakman is a weakman and must be dumped as leader immediately.
High class prostitution is where the real money is at
I will keep asking you !!!! Tell tje Nurses and midwives of NSW what you and your government are going to do about getting safe nursing numbers across the hospitals and a real pay increase??????
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Great to speak at the Business NSW State Council today about our vision for NSW. Thanks Joseph Carrozzi and Dan Hunter for having me along and to all the hardworking members of Business NSW, here in Sydney and in our regions, for the work you do in creating jobs and prosperity. ... See MoreSee Less
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If you promise to build more metros , you have my vote