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The biennial Mudgee Clock Awards are on again.  In 2016 and into the future, the Mudgee Chamber of Commerce will team with the Rotary Club of Mudgee Sunrise to host the Awards. Sunrise President, Larry Wilkinson, and Chamber President, Greg Dowker, said the partnership will "enhance an already successful celebration of local businesses". 

 

Whilst businesses do not need to be members of the Mudgee Chamber of Commerce to enter the Clock Awards (or to win the Clock), the alignment of the Clock Awards with the NSW Business Awards program will give category winners who are members automatic progression to the Central West Orana Regional Business Awards and the possibility of further progression to the NSW Business Chamber Business Awards.  This year, the awards will have more categories, with seven of the category winners automatically progressing to the regional business awards if they are chamber members.

 

Further details about the Clock Awards and a link for businesses to complete their submission/s may be found at www.mudgeeclockawards.com.au.   Businesses must nominate their own business, an employee, an apprentice or a trainee.  It is important to remember that nominations/submissions close on Friday, 1st July.

Mudgee Scout Hall renovations are continuing due to Mudgee's community spirit.   The Rotary Club of Mudgee Sunrise, AK Constructions, Moolarben Coal Mine, Wilpinjong Coal Mine, Mudgee Guardian, T&T Kitchen Design, Reece Plumbing, Mudgee Tile Centre, TJM Plumbing, Phil Larkin Electrical, Tattersalls Construction, Mudgee Plaster Board, Mudgee Mini Mix and Stott's Painting have all contributed to the improvements. 

 

The 2014 Clock Awards provided the impetus for funding of the renovations.

Make sure you book your tickets for this very Special Mudgee Premiere Screening of Crushed.  Crushed was filmed in Mudgee and some of the filmmakers and cast will be in Mudgee on Saturday, 23rd April, for this special screening.   Full details of the special event and how to obtain tickets are available on the Crushed site.

 

Make sure you are at the Town Hall Cinema to see Mudgee (and some of its residents) on screen.

Check out next month's movies at Mudgee's Town Hall Cinema.  Click here to get the details from Mid-Western Regional Council's webpage.

 

Movies are generally the first weekend of each month.  Screenings are Friday night, Saturday and Sunday.

 

 

Don't forget to vote for Paul Harragon up until Sunday, 13th March.  If Paul wins I'm a Celebrity - Get me out of Here, his $100,000 prize will go to The Mark Hughes Foundation.