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Get your entries in - 2008 Awards
Unless you've been living under a rock for the past few weeks, you've probably heard the news...Entries for the 2008 Yates Nursery & Garden Industry Awards are now open and NGIA wants your submissions and nominations!
Boasting a new and improved program incorporating extensive feedback from industry, this year's entry process is fairer, simpler and easy to follow. And for the first time, industry members have the chance to nominate an individual or business they think is worthy of winning an award.
Entries close 23 July 2007. For more information visit the 2008 Awards website via www.ngia.com.au or contact Awards Absolute on ph: 1300 882 259.
Welcome to e-CommPost, an electronic communications post designed to bring you the latest news and updates from Australia's nursery and garden industry.
Making other mothers green with envy
NGIA has launched a consumer advertising campaign for Mother’s Day to enable the industry to take full advantage of one of the most profitable events in the retail year.
Be part of the solution this World Environment Day
This World Environment Day, Australians who want to make a positive impact on the environment are being encouraged to start in their own backyards – with a little help from their local garden centre.
Raising our environmental credentials – Merewyn Partland, Environmental Projects Officer
Engaged to assist the nursery and garden industry boost its environmental credentials to the Australian public, Merewyn Partland joins the national office as Environmental Projects Officer.
It’s contagious - NextGen phenomenon claims fifth state
Allora Gardens Nursery and NGINT were the proud hosts of a special general meeting marking not one, not two, but three momentous events for the Northern Territory nursery and garden industry last month.
Latest Market Monitor now online
Bringing positive news from the Spring period ending December 2006, the latest Australian Garden Market Monitor is now online at www.ngia.com.au.
May Clippings and Nursery Papers...
In this month’s Clippings: The national gift card scheme is set to get a boost this Mother’s Day with a national advertising campaign promoting the cards as the ideal gift for the big day.
In this month's Nursery Papers: Plant Intellectual Property - Understanding intellectual property principles can not only help you to understand your rights and responsibilities but can also assist you in maximising your business opportunities.
