THE BUSINESS OF RACING, NOT RACING FOR BUSINESS
The ability to adapt and overcome challenges, re-position and drive
forward in business is critical.
Record tourism push to drive overnight stays in Lake Mac
The $200,000 Love the Lake campaign launched in May targets the lucrative overnight Sydney market, with a 30-second promotional video aimed squarely at under-45 visitors in search of adventure and fun.
Read MoreAwards to shine light on Lake Mac’s best businesses
The stars of Lake Macquarie’s booming business community are set to shine at a gala awards ceremony in July.
Read MoreCorporate charter flights land in the Hunter
On-demand and time-efficient air services have returned to the heart of the Hunter Region, with local businesses Matt Hall Racing (MHR) and Skyline Aviation Group (Skyline) collaborating to return corporate charter flights to Lake Macquarie for the first time since 2005.
Read More$30m expansion streamlines Lake Mac waste facility
On 27 February a revamped Community Recycling Centre, new waste transfer station and two giant landfill cells are among the features of a $30 million Awaba Waste Management Facility expansion was unveiled.
Read MoreCruises return to Lake Macquarie
Regular scheduled cruises are poised to return to Lake Macquarie in a windfall for local tourism.
Read MoreLOCAL INNOVATIONS SET TO MAKE LAKE MAC SMARTER
Devices that count visitors to city parks, monitor noise levels in our streets or even log the number of times public toilets flush each day could soon help Lake Macquarie be a better place to live.
Read More$8 million plant set to build on Lake Mac’s road to recycling
Lake Macquarie City Council’s approval of an $8 million asphalt
plant in Teralba has paved the way for soft plastics and other
recycled material to be used in local road construction.
Leading Lake Macquarie Businesses acknowledged at Awards Gala Dinner
The outstanding success of businesses was celebrated at the Lake Macquarie Business
Excellence Awards Gala Dinner, held at Belmont 16s on Saturday 28 July 2018.
Australian Deaf Games head to the Hunter
More than 1,000 athletes will converge on Lake Macquarie and
Newcastle for the 2022 Australian Deaf Games following the
success of a joint bid by the two cities to host the prestigious
multi-sport event.