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Community connection and Mini Miners at the Vegetable Creek Hospital Fete
17th October 2026
Taronga Mines was pleased to join in on the festivities at the Vegetable Creek Hospital Fete, with a stall where community members could drop in for a chat and catch up with our team.
We also introduced Mini Miners, a new, free activity for children that proved popular with younger visitors. Alongside this, Taronga Mines donated funds to help provide other free activities for children, adding to the fun for local families.
Congratulations to the Vegetable Creek Hospital Auxiliary for putting on another great fete. Your hard work and dedication to supporting the hospital and bringing the community together are greatly appreciated.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by—we enjoyed connecting with familiar faces and meeting new ones!
Supporting connection at Emmaville Courthouse
15th October 2026
On 15th October 2026, Taronga Mines donated a hot water urn to Emmaville Courthouse to support friendship, connection and community.
Sometimes, a simple cuppa brings people together. We hope the urn will be a welcome addition to local gatherings, helping create opportunities for people to share stories, build friendships and stay connected.
We greatly appreciate the support and assistance of the Emmaville Courthouse Committee and look forward to continuing to work together into the future.
Taronga Mines shares project update for Small Business Month
9th October 2026
On 9th October 2026, Taronga Mines Community Relations Officer Jessica Cass presented a project update at the Glen Innes Business Hub as part of Glen Innes Council’s Rise and Thrive - Small Business Month.
It was a great opportunity to connect with the local business community and share an update on the Taronga Mines project.
A big thank you to Ronnie and Mat from Glen Innes Council for putting together such a fantastic and informative Small Business Month. Your work in bringing local businesses together and creating opportunities to learn and connect is greatly appreciated.
The Glen Innes Business Hub was a wonderful setting for the event and is a valuable space for our community—a place where local businesses and community members can come together, share ideas and build connections.
Thank you to everyone who attended. We look forward to continuing the conversation as the project progresses.
Photo courtesy of Glen Innes Severn Council
Supporting comfort at Vegetable Creek Hospital
1st October 2026
On the 1st October 2026, Taronga Mines donated a television to Vegetable Creek Hospital for the comfort and enjoyment of its residents.
We hope the television brings a little extra enjoyment to each day, helping residents relax, watch their favourite programs and share time together.
Taronga Mines is pleased to support our local community through this donation and thanks the staff at Vegetable Creek Hospital for the care and dedication they provide to residents every day.
Taronga Mines attends the opening of Rise and Thrive
1st October 2026
Taronga Mines was pleased to attend the opening of Glen Innes’ Rise and Thrive program, held as part of NSW Small Business Month.
The program brings local businesses together to build connections, share ideas and develop practical skills, with events at the Glen Innes Highlands Hub throughout October.
We welcome opportunities to connect with our local business community and celebrate the people and enterprises contributing to the region’s future. Congratulations to the organisers on bringing this program to Glen Innes.
Photo credit: Glen Innes Severn Council
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