Shoalhaven community seeks ways to prosper despite budget cuts

By Adam Wright
Updated July 31 2014 - 12:55pm, first published 12:37pm
Back from left Shoalhaven Community College executive officer Helen Zwicker, community engagement manager Linda Marquis, vice chairman of the Shoalhaven and Kiama Community Colleges Martin Millgate, Ellen Harwood from Shoalhaven City Council, Liz Henigan from TAFE, Illawarra Forum CEO Nicky Sloan take part in the round table discussion in Bomaderry on Thursday to explore how the budget will impact on local services.
Back from left Shoalhaven Community College executive officer Helen Zwicker, community engagement manager Linda Marquis, vice chairman of the Shoalhaven and Kiama Community Colleges Martin Millgate, Ellen Harwood from Shoalhaven City Council, Liz Henigan from TAFE, Illawarra Forum CEO Nicky Sloan take part in the round table discussion in Bomaderry on Thursday to explore how the budget will impact on local services.

About 50 people put their minds to finding a way forward in the face of shrinking budgets during a community meeting on Thursday.

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