Business Stories

“The supportive atmosphere for small businesses, combined with the region’s commitment to sustainability and cultural respect, makes Dubbo an excellent place for our businesses to grow and thrive””

“I think if you have discipline, a plan and something to offer and be willing to take a risk then there are unlimited opportunities to make a good life for yourself in Dubbo.”

“Being in the centre of a region that is leading the community into the future with solar panels and wind turbines and low-cost ways to develop energy means we know we are in the right place and we are supported every step of the way.”

“We’re very excited that through our recent developments like the new Wildlife Hospital and Platypus Rescue HQ, we’re able to highlight the incredible work our teams are doing and inspire our guests to act for the wild.”

“More than just a tea brand—Binjang Tea is a platform for sharing stories, fostering connections, and spreading the beauty of her heritage one cup at a time.”

“Four Cats has solidified its reputation as a place to gather, unwind, and connect. It has grown into an integral part of Wellington’s social and economic fabric—an example of how community support and friendly country hospitality can transform a small-town business into a beloved local gem.”

“We aim to keep bringing something fresh to the table, vibrant, fun, community-driven venues that are all about great food and good times.”

“Co-owners Jess and Tommy wanted to bring something different and nice to their beautiful home community of Wellington, NSW. With Tommy's 12 years of bar experience and Jess's flare for all things creative the Black Cat was born. ”

“There is no one size fits all approach when it comes to disability care, and that’s why we remain agile and flexible to work alongside our participants and their families to understand what they need specifically out of their plan and what they need to live a fulfiled and rich life”

“From weekend bowser boy to company principal, Paul, alongside his son and CEO Drew, has transformed the local fuel business into a family-focused regional powerhouse, managing four depots and ten retail sites across Western and Northwestern NSW.”

“In just two years, the company has not only bolstered local economies but has also become a catalyst for technological advancement in the Orana Region.”

“Wellington offers a work-life balance that our metropolitan counterparts are envious of – “wandering Mount Arthur’s walking trails, skiing at Lake Burrendong or playing sport, there’s always plenty of time for that and our families.””

“Wellington has a great diversity within its agricultural community and it’s supportive of each other. It’s not hard to start something new, people are always interested in what you are doing.”

“We are proving that being located in regional Australia is not a barrier to doing business anymore.”