WOLLONDILLY LOCAL BUSINESS AWARDS 2023
BUSINESS NIGHT OF NIGHTS!
Best businessesWollondilly on show
HOLLOYWOOD has the Oscars and the music industry has the Grammys – but for Wollondilly businesses, the annual night of nights is June 27.
That’s the date of the 2023 Wollondilly Local Business Awards at The Manor, Club Menangle.
Precedent Productions Managing Director and Awards founder Steve Loe said: “There’s no doubt that local businessownersandtheirstađworkhardtoprovide the best possible service to their customers.
“That’s why the annual Wollondilly Local Business Awards presentation night is always such a popular event.
“It’s a glittering event that gives Ĝnalistsachancetodressupandtake
a break so they can enjoy an evening of entertainment, good food, relaxed chat and celebration with their colleagues and people from other businesses from around the district.”
MrLoesaidbeingaĜnalistattheInner West Local Business Awards presentation night was an enormous achievement.
“It’s also a chance for business people andtheirteamstoreĝectontheirsuccesses with a fun night out,” he said.
“MakingittotheĜnalistpresentationisagreatreĝectionontheiređortsandeveryone is always extremely proud to be there.
“AllĜnalistsineachcategoryareannounced, with their picture shown on the big screen.
“It’s heart-warming to hear the deafening cheers from the crowd as everyone celebrates the achievement of all the businesses in the room.”
Today is the day when nominees for the 2023 Inner West Local Business Awards discover if they have made it as aĜnalist.
Mr Loe said the high quality of all nominees had made the job of judges incrediblydiĔcult.
“The Marcarthur Advocatel which has supported the awards as media partner for many years, will announce the Ĝnalistsineachcategorywithaspecialfeature in today’s paper,” he said.
“This is a chance for customers and clients to see if the businesses they nominatedhavebecomeĜnalists.”
The Wollondilly Local Business Awards are only possible with the support of sponsors and supporters.
“It’s with great pleasure that I congratulatealltheĜnalistsontheirachievements, on behalf of the Wollondilly Local Business Awards,” Mr Loe said.
“I would also like to thank the Wollondilly community for the huge support that they continue to show for their local businesses through the Awards every year.
“Without them, these outstanding businesses would receive the recognition which they deserve.”
For more information about the
Awards, visit www.thebusinessawards.com.au.
Scenes from last year's gala event.
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Honor roll - 2023 <nalists
Kerrie Fitness
Picton CrossFit
Vale Tudo Training Picton
Bridge Street Sports Centre
Gymtastic Kids
Anytime Fitness - Tahmoor Fruit & Vegetable Shop
Mowbray Park Produce
Dilliro Vegetables
Pheasants Nest Produce
Khan’s Supa IGA Supermarket - Bargo Hairdresser
Attitude Hair and Beauty
M & J Barber Shop
Iconix Salons - Thirlmere & Bargo
Charli James Hair Co
The Eclectic Crew
Jims Barber Shop
Studio No.9 By Breanna Michelle
Wings Of A Valkyrie
Hairbomb Bargo
Abode Drafting
Coutts Lawyers & Conveyancers
MLG Conveyancing
The PC Man
Bendigo Bank - Picton Mall Shopping Centre
IQ Accounting & Taxation Services
RubyOnyx Marketing & Creative
Sydney Drafting Concepts & Design Real Estate Agency
Exclusive Estate Agents
Elders Real Estate Picton
Peter Hunt Real Estate
Ray White - Picton
Carpenter Partners Real Estate Restaurant
Mr So Chinese Restaurant - Wilton Plaza
by Sheree Lilac
Cathy’s Nails & Beauty
Exotic Skin Co
The Skin Loft
Wollondilly Laser and Beauty
Alicias In Spa Therapies
Pro Hair & Beauty
Ocean Nails Wilton
Wollondilly Lashes & Beauty
Taylah Renee Makeup Artist
Angela’s Nail & Beauty Bar Butcher
The Oaks Butchery
Thirlmere Meats
Wollondilly Quality Meats - Tahmoor Town Centre
Butchers Hub
Merlins Quality Meats Cafe
Bean 2 Bargo
La Crema Cafe
Dam Break Cafe
Espresso Lane Tahmoor
Moses Barnes
Picton Social
Sandys Vans Early Childhood Centre
The Early Learning Hub - Picton
The Early Learning Hub - Warradale
Little Elves Childcare Centre
Katie’s Kindergarten and Early Learning Centre
Next Step Childcare
Cath’s Kindy Preschool and Early Years Learning Centre
Little Elves Claremont Childcare Centre
Little Elves OOSH
Little Elves After School Care
Silverdale Childcare Centre Fast Food/Takeaway
Tyson’s Cosmic Tucker
Reggies The Oaks Pizzeria
Subway - Picton
George’s on Argyle
Skippy’s Takeaway
Crispy’s @ Thirlmere Fitness Services
F45 Training - Picton
Warpath Muay Thai
Stampede Fitness
Limitless Fitness & Nutrition
GoodeHair
Boutique Hair & Beauty Lounge
Health Improvement Services
Picton Family Medical Centre - Picton Mall Shopping Centre
Wollondilly Podiatry
Tammy Biton - Intimacy & Relationship Coach
Yoga with Cat
Sage of Mind
The Way To Health
Bargo Doctors
Empowered Holistic Counselling & Wellness
Movement Therapy
Bend Australia
Raewyn Fernandez
Soul Replenish Therapy
Firebird Support Services
Body Rescue Therapies
Most Inclusive Employer
Oakdale Workers Club
The Ark Picton
Buzy Bee Kindy
George IV Inn
KFC Tahmoor
Woolworths Tahmoor
New Business
Fox Mowing and Gardening Silverdale
Redsacharmer Labradors
Be School Ready
Billie J Medium
Wild at Heart Candy Bar
Windy Oaks Produce
Highland Family Pets
Academic Acceleration with Annaliese
Pips and Gee
BootyFresh
Wilton Landscape Supplies
Performing Arts
In-Motion Danceworks
River Road Creative Academy
Industry Dance Co.
The Bloc Dance Academy - Bargo
Kirsty’s School of Dance
Vixen and Vamp Burlesque Pet Care
Carly’s Cool Canines
Uni Vets Camden
Dog Spa Deluxe
Bernie’s Boutique Grooming
At Home Dog Spa
Wolf’s Doggy Day Spa
Chillax Pet Care Services
Pharmacy
Picton Discount Drug Store
Caremore Bargo Discount Pharmacy
Wilton Pharmacy - Wilton Plaza
Pharmacy 4 Less - Tahmoor Shopping Village
Appin Compounding Pharmacy
Photography Business
Hush Little Baby Photography
Mummarazzi Photography
Tenille Salmon Soul Images
Georgie K Photography
Marve Photography
Professional Services
Macarthur Credit Union
Prime Refrigeration
PaulTassoneRooĜng&Repairs
Pestgo
Nace Electrical
Steins Plumbing Solutions
MGB Joinery & Building
Prestige Landscape And Construction
Tahmoor Mower and Chainsaw Centre
Merrick Building Group
El Falak Tiling
Furina’s Gutter Cleaning
Boosted Plumbing Services
Secure Shredding Services Sole Operator
Debbie Roberts Consulting
All Aussie Driving school
Finecutglass
Melly Creative
Fresh Lawns
Everything Green Tree and Garden Services
All Class Tiling Specialised Business
Make & Create with Wick’d
Davmax Industries
Essential Photo Booths
A Little Bit Spech
Community Links Wellbeing
Just Local Marketing Solutions
Marellen Show Ribbons
Muscle Beard
Picton Karting Track
IC Care
Leesons Garden Maintenance
Endeavour Park Equestrian Centre
Bubbalicious Ballpits n Castles
Teaching & Learning Crew
The Oopty Doop Journey
PB Catering
CertiĜedBuildingApprovals
Specialised Retail Business
Artisan Delish Salami
Super Savvy Savings
TahmoorPostOĔce
House Warehouse - Tahmoor
Sapphire Pool & Spa
The Bottle-O Silverdale
Evanna Floral
The Oaks News & Gifts
LUCYFOX
Milla Candle Co
IGA Silverdale
The Wood Boy
Tourism & Accommodation
Bon Rean Highlands
JR Travel
Kalinya Estate
NSW Rail Museum
Wollondilly Heritage Centre and Museum
Go Global Escapes
Australian Wildlife Sanctuary
Nace Electrical are a Local Business proudly servicing Wollondilly, Macarthur & the Southern Highlands. On behalf of the team we would like to say thankyou to everyone that has supported. Nace Electrical are absolutelythrilledtohavebecomeafinalist in the 2023 Local business awards. We have been trading for 4 years and have acquired many loyal clients who call us back time after time when they need an electrician. We specialize in all forms of Residential and commercial work including but not limited to:
• New builds
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• HWS Repairs
• Rural installations (mains, sheds, ect)
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Cross<t good for everyone
CROSSFIT Gym at Picton is a powerful tool for everyone, whether you’re new to exercise or a seasoned athlete.
Working hard and making healthy choices canbediĔcult,butwiththesupportofalike-mindedcommunity, it can become a little easier and much more enjoyable.
WhileeachCrossFitaĔliateisunique,theyallsharea relentless commitment to excellence, including exceptional coaching, programming, and community support to help you achieve your goals.
Pursuing excellence has been a guiding principle of CrossFit from its early days, and it continues to inform larger decisions as it has evolved into a global network of over 14,000 gyms in 155 countries.
Finer detail with community
FWhile CrossFit can be done anywhere, joining an aĔliategymprovidesaccesstoexpertcoacheswhocanguide you safely through the program.
At a CrossFit gym, you’ll never have to navigate the intimidating world of exercise equipment alone. Instead, you’ll work alongside others like you, supported by a coach, and you’ll quickly sense the community spirit.
CrossFit is a program for everyone, regardless of age or Ĝtnesslevel.CrossFitathletescomeinallshapesandsizes,and whether you work with a coach or follow the free programming provided since 2001, as long as you show up andgiveyourbesteđort,you’reaCrossFitathlete.
CrossFit is more than just exercise; it’s a way of life. With thousands of independently owned gyms worldwide, each gym is unique, but all share a commitment
iner Detail Industries, owned and directed by Jack Moss, is a company that prides itself on quality workmanship and community involvement.
With over a decade of experience in the automotive industry,Jackhasbuiltabusinessthatođersawiderangeofservices, including panel beating, spray painting, paint protectionĜlm,vinylwrapping,windowtintingandceramiccoating.
In addition to his expertise, Jack also owns Autotriz Australia, a company that trains individuals in ceramic coating application. HehasseveralcertiĜcationsfromvariousceramiccoatingcompanies and ensures that his team is trained to the highest standard.
But it’s not just about running a successful business for Jack. He and his partner Laura are committed to giving back to the community.
They organized a car event that raised over $58,000 for the familiesoftheĜveteenagerswhopassedawayinatragiccarcrash in Buxton. The couple divided the funds among the familiestohelpthemwiththeirexpensesduringadiĔculttime.
Finer Detail Industries also sponsors the Old Boys football club and recently paid for driving lessons for students at Picton High School. Jack believes that this is an important initiative, given the high number of accidents in the area.
Thecompanyalsoođersworkplacementopportunitiesforstudents from local schools, giving them a chance to explore the industry and gain valuable experience.
Finer Detail Industries is a company that not only delivers quality work but also gives back to the community. Jack Moss and his team are shining examples of what it means to be responsible business owners.
Sto world-class coaching and developing a strong, supportive community.
By combining challenging workouts with sound nutrition,CrossFitođersatransformativeprogramthatwill help you be the best version of yourself, both in and out of the gym.
Re;ective place for children
Little Elves Early Childhood Education and Out of School
Hours Care was started by owner Jennifer Goddard in 2011 It provides care for children across four services in Wollondilly, catering for children aged six weeks to 12 years.
The services are at:
• Little Elves Childcare Centre, Elvy St Bargo
• Little Elves Claremont Childcare Centre, Claremont Drive Bargo
• Little Elves OOSH, Bargo Public School
• Little Elves Out of School Hours Care, Wollondilly Anglican College
JennifersaidLittleElvesChildcareCentrewastheĜrstregionalNSWlongdaycarecentretoreceivecertiĜcationasaChild Safe Leader from the Child Abuse Prevention Service.
“We pride ourselves on a providing a fun, safe, play-based environment for children and their families.“
“Childhood is a special time in life where children need time to ‘be’ a place of being, our program is designed to promote areas where children can play, try new experiences, develop new skills and Little Elves Childcare and OOSH Service builds relationships with their peers ‘and extend on the child’s conĜdenceandindependence.
“Weprovideanactiveandreĝectiveenvironmentwherechildrensharetheiropinionsandideas.Thisisreĝectedinourprogram, which is designed to emphasise children’s strengths, interests and potential.”
Website: www. littleelves.com.au
Steins Plumbing Solutions
TEIN S Plumbing Solutions was established in 2015 as a challenging one-man band.
Like many small businesses, Josh was wearing numerous hats combining roles such a: plumbing jobs, prospecting and invoicing at night.
‘Expansioncommenced,hiringourĜrsttradesman followed by an apprentice and a second company vehicle within six months,” Josh said.
“The company has matured greatly with steady growth over the last seven years. We now employ 4 plumbers, two apprentices and have a full-time admin team, as well as four service vehicles on the road.
“Theĝeetalsoincludesanexcavator,bobcat, tip truck as well as drain cleaning equipment such as a high-pressure water jet blaster, CCTV pipe inspection camera and service location equipment.
“We are passionate about providing high quality service and workmanship to the communityataĜxedprice.Asapartofourcommitment to building strong foundations within the community,
“We hire local tradesmen, support their education and growth, as well as provide training to all our employees to further invest in their growth and development as individuals.
“Our sole focus is on providing excellent customer service. Our focus is not only on the numbers, but rather on the satisfaction of our clients.
“While we do have the ability to expand and grow, we prefer to remain small and local, focusing all our energy on the Local Community SPS already services.
“Oneofthemaindiđerencesbetweenmyself and others is that all customer queries are handled personally by me. To make my clients feel comfortable, my personal mobile number is advertised so they can speak directly with a licensed plumber.”
Website: steinsplumbing.com.au
Tastes oF Italy locally
PREVIOUSLY known as Pietro Ristorante Italiano, it provides a taste of Southern Italy for diners in the local region.
Re-opening in 2021 under new ownership key team members include Anthony - Director, Chantel - Restaurant Manager, Tej and Allan - joint Head Chefs, Khyle - Chef De Partie and also juniorstađmembers.
“Apartfromourstađourawesomeclient base members are a major part of our success,” Anthony said.
“Our mandate is simple, have our guests enjoy the freshest and best Southern Italian Home Style cooking in Sydney, period.
“Every one of our guests are treated like old friends and family. “We only use the freshest seasonal produce around.
“Every meal is cooked from order so apart from the slow cooked meats, nothing is precooked which means all dietary requirements can be adhered too.
“This, amongst many, is one of the reasons we took out Outstanding Restaurant in 2022. It proves fresh is best.
Website: www.pietro.com.au
Delicious range of jams
WINDY Oaks Produce is a specialty food business that produces a range of delicious jams, marmalades, preserves, pickles, relish, chutney, sauce, cake and cookies.
Inaddition,theyođerseasonalproducts such as Christmas Cakes, Traditional Plum Puddings and Gingerbread Houses. Windy Oaks Produce also provides cooking workshops where customers can learn how to make Christmas puddings, scones, and strawberry jam.
The business was founded in February 2022 by Debra Sharp, who inherited her love for cooking and traditional English recipes from her grandmother. Debra’s grandmother taught her how to make traditional English jams, marmalades, and pickles as well as her traditional English plum pudding.
She was a member of the Women’s Guild in the UK for many years and introduced Debra to the Country Women’s Association in Australia, where she spent many years cooking for her local branch.
Windy Oaks Produce sources all of its produce from local farmers, supporting the local community and promoting these farms.
Debra ensures that the quality
of her products is second to none by using the best quality fruit and vegetables sourced from local farmers. She also caters to gluten-free customers and uses traditional bushtuckerĝavorslikeWattleseed,Lilly Pilly, Rosella (Hibiscus Flower), and Lemon Myrtle.
The business is promoted mainly through social media and word of mouth. Windy Oaks Produce has received excellent feedback from customers, and its products are stocked in The Oaks Fruit Shop and Oakdale Workers Club, which is a testament to the quality of the products.
Windy Oaks Produce is committed to environmental sustainability. Debra recycles all green waste by putting it back into the earth and using it as manure. She also runs the business mostly on solar power, reducing its carbon footprint.
As a sole operator, Debra ensures that she stays up to date with the latest information regarding food preparation and introduces new products to her list of items. With its excellent customer service and products, it is no surprise that the business has received recognition from the local community, suchasbeingaĜnalistinthe2022local business awards.
Little Elves Early Childhood Education
Little Elves Early Childhood Education and Out of School Hours Care was started by owner Jennifer Goddard in 2011
It provides care for children across four services in Wollondilly, catering for children aged six weeks to 12 years. The services are at:
• Little Elves Childcare Centre, Elvy St Bargo
• Little Elves Claremont Childcare Centre, Claremont Drive Bargo
• Little Elves OOSH, Bargo Public School
• Little Elves Out of School Hours Care, Wollondilly Anglican College
JennifersaidLittleElvesChildcareCentrewasthefirstregionalNSWlongdaycare centretoreceivecertificationasaChildSafeLeaderfromtheChildAbusePrevention Service.
“We pride ourselves on a providing a fun, safe, play-based environment for children and their families.“
“Childhood is a special time in life where children need time to 'be' a place of being, our program is designed to promote areas where children can play, try new experiences, develop new skills and Little Elves Childcare and OOSH Service builds relationships with theirpeers‘andextendonthechild’sconfidenceandindependence.
“Weprovideanactiveandreflectiveenvironmentwherechildrensharetheiropinions andideas.Thisisreflectedinourprogram,whichisdesignedtoemphasisechildren’s strengths, interests and potential.”
Website: www.littleelves.com.au
THE BEST AND WORST JOBS BY SALARIES Aussies rate income options
MINING is the best industry to get a job in for Aussies and migrants wanting a big salary while accommodation and food services is the worst.
According to new research, if you are making around $1,250 a week you are on the 2023 average wage.
Now, Australia has increased its immigration intake, yet it now ranks as the 13th most expensive destination globally, with a record 900,000 of the population taking on a second job last year.
To help incoming immigrants who may beĜguringouthowtomakeendsmeet,the new research from an immigration information platform has uncovered which industries deliver the best jobs, as voted by Australians.
Immigration assistance and advice platform Immigration to Australia commissioned a survey of an independent panel of 1002 Australians to gauge their opinions on the best three and worst three industries to work in.
Respondents were asked to choose the best and worst three industries for jobs for immigrants, from a list of 17 key industries in Australia and their corresponding average weekly salaries, using Australian Bureau of Statistics data.
When making their decisions, respondents were asked to consider the wages and responsibilities of the jobs in those industries.
As per the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the median Australian employee earning is $1,250 per week, while average weekly housing costs are $493 for owners with a mortgage and $379 for renters.
The average monthly cost of living for a family of four in Australia is $5,540.80 or $1,385.27 per week excluding rent and $1,573.10 or $393.28 per week for a single person excluding rent.
The best three industries for jobs are: mining, construction and utilities.
With the highest average salary, mining was chosen by the largest proportion at 51% of respondents as the best industry
for work. This came despite risk of serious injury and typically laborious job tasks.
In 2021 there were six miner fatalities and 117 serious injuries, of which 45% involved fractures and 35% involved wounds, lacerations, amputations and internal organ damage.
Views of older Australians
The second-best industry for work is construction, chosen by 32% of respondents – despite the industry’s seventh place ranking on the pay-grade scale. The third
best industry for work – chosen by 29% per cent of respondents – is electricity, gas, water and waste services.
Older Australians are more likely to view mining, construction, professional, scientiĜcandtechnicalservices,manufacturing and health care and social services as better industries than younger Australians.
In particular, a higher proportion of older respondents chose construction as a top industry for immigrants to work in: the industry was chosen by 41% of over-65s,
The industries and average salaries presented to respondents were:
1. Mining ($2497 per week).
2. Electricity, Gas, Water and Waste Services ($1855 per week).
3. Financial and Insurance Services ($1700 per week).
4. Professional,ScientiĜcandTechnicalServices($1692perweek).
5. Public Administration and Safety ($1620 per week).
6. Information Media and Telecommunications ($1600 per week).
7. Construction ($1380 per week).
8. Transport, Postal and Warehousing ($1355 per week).
9. Manufacturing ($1300 per week).
10. Wholesale Trade ($1300 per week).
11. Education and Training ($1299 per week).
12. Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services ($1201 per week).
13. Health Care and Social Assistance ($1150 per week).
14. Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing ($1100 per week).
15. Arts and Recreation Services ($1000 per week).
16. Retail Trade ($800 per week).
17. Accommodation and Food Services ($600 per week).
compared with 28% of 35-54s and 26% of under-35s.
Younger Australians are more likely to chooseagriculture,forestryandĜshing,electricity, gas, water and waste services, Ĝnancialandinsuranceservices,andartsand recreation services as top industries than older Australians.
Electricity, gas, water and waste services was chosen by 38% of under-35s, compared with 25% of 35-54s and 23% of over-65s.
WithSydneytheĜnancialhubofAustralia’s business sector, it’s no wonder a higher proportion at 28% of NSW respondentschoseĜnancialandinsuranceservices as a top-three industry. This compares with an equal 20% of Victorians and South Australians, 19% of West Australians and 18% of Queenslanders.
The worst three industries for job are retail, accommodation and food and arts and recreation
Retail trade, which placed second last in the pay-grade scale, attracted the highest proportion of votes 46% for the worst industry for immigrants. Accommodation and food services followed closely behind, chosen by 45% of respondents.
Coming in at third place was arts and recreation services, chosen by 33% of respondents.
Younger Australians who are more likely to be working in accommodation and food services are more likely to choose this industry as one of the worst three industries in Australia: 47% of under-35s chose this as a worst-three industry – compared with 45% of 35-54s and 44% of those 35-44s.
Founder and CEO of Immigration to Australia Alon Rajic said: “While there is some correlation between best and worst industries and the wages these industries pay, it appears that a good proportion of Australians agree that some high-paying industries are not worth working in due to diĔcultyoftheirjobtasks.”
The full results, with age and State breakdowns, can be found here: https://immigration2australia. com/best-and-worst-jobs-in-australia/
