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Posted by Jessica in Community on 24 Aug 2010 at 09:51 am

The second annual careers expo was held at the Cooma multi function centre on Tuesday August 17. Ken Dane from Rotary officially opened the expo and welcomed everyone. The Expo was specifically aimed at local students from the high schools and TAFE, who were then able to explore options for employment and further education from various stands. Stands were handing out written information, answering questions and had displays regarding their business all available for the students. The students were able to gain information from people in regards to different avenues they could take, for example traineeships and apprenticeships. TAFE and several universities were also represented at the expo and were able to advise the students with any questions they had. After a successful day organiser Debbie Thomas said, “It was really well attended with a variety of stalls having displays that were very different from last year. “The students all seemed interested and engaged in conversation with the stall holders.” St Patrick’s Cooma, Monaro High, Snowy Mountains Grammar School and Jindabyne Central School all attended the expo.
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Cooma P & A Association president Gail Eastaway presents a $500 cheque to Cooma MEIS director, Rhonda Howie. Also pictured are treasurer of both organisations, Ron Abela, P & A secretary Dale Coyte and MEIS president Robyn Boyce.

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Cooma Show supports MEIS

Posted by Jessica from Numeralla
in Community
on 24/08/2010 at 09:46 AM

Cooma Pastoral and Agricultural Association has donated $500 to the Monaro Early Intervention Service to help buy more toys for the mobile library.

The donation was made last Friday in honour of hard-working treasurer of both organisations...

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Labor holds Eden-Monaro

Posted by Jessica from Numeralla
in Community
on 24/08/2010 at 09:44 AM

The seat of Eden-Monaro has been retained by incumbent member Mike Kelly after last Saturday’s Federal election.

Dr Kelly has retained the seat with 44.12 percent of the vote, or 32,532 votes, compared with Liberal candidate David Gazard’s...

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Green Army for Monaro

Posted by Gail Eastaway from Cooma
in Community
on 19/08/2010 at 01:40 PM

David ?Gazard,?Liberal ?Candidate? fo r?Eden-Monaro,? announced ?today ?tha t?the ?Liberals ?will?

provide?$125,000? for ?a ?Green? Army? unit ?to ?take ?real? action? on? the? environment? on? the?

Monaro? in? the ?Cooma? region.?

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Last minute scare campaign

Posted by Gail Eastaway from Cooma
in Community
on 19/08/2010 at 01:30 PM

Liberal Candidate for Eden-Monaro, David Gazard says the $28.5 million in local

election commitments that he has made are far more responsible than Labor’s blow

out of nearly $115 million in election promises.

“My commitments are well...

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2010 Federal Election comment

Posted by Jessica from Numeralla
in Community
on 17/08/2010 at 11:41 AM

What the parties have promised

One nation

One Nation calls for a stop to this madness. We say bin the Henry review, which only adds to the complexity of the system and create a new tax system that takes the pressure off the average Austra...

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