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MEDIA ALERT: BATHURST ROADSHOW TO ENGAGE WITH HOSPITALITY AND RACING SECTORS

Department of Enterprise, Investment and Trade < 1 min read

More than 90 leaders from the Central West region’s hospitality and racing industries will take part in the NSW Government’s Regulatory Roadshow in Bathurst TOMORROW, Tuesday 18 July.

 

The roadshow will give local businesses and industry groups the opportunity to engage with senior Hospitality and Racing staff to discuss regulatory priorities and share stakeholder insights.

 

The event will feature a range of speakers including Hospitality and Racing CEO Anthony Keon.

 

 

MEDIA OPPORTUNITY

WHEN: Tuesday 18 July at 10.30am

WHERE:  Rydges Mount Panorama Bathurst

1 Conrod Straight, Mount Panorama

 

MEDIA CONTACT: Carleen Frost on 0403 025 880 or [email protected]

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