Chief Executive Officer
Brooke Beales 0439 994 342
Office Manager
Nicky Seeto 0418 202 680
(Executive information, Young Woman Competition, Engraving, Wristbands, Award cards, NLIS, Statistics, Certificates, Plaques and Horse Results)
Member Services
Katie Stanley 0402 127 001
Monday & Wednesday 7.30am - 4.30pm , Thursday 7.30am-4pm
(Judging Competitions, Wheat, Rich Fruit Cake and Wool and Garment Competitions, Website and Database maintenance, Biosecurity and General enquiries)
Lyndy Cornwell
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
Insurance, Grants, General enquiries
Sarah McGregor (Accounts) 0402 123 904
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9.30am-2.30pm
(Invoicing, Accounts Payable, Credit card payments and General finance enquiries)
sarah.mcgregor@ascofnsw.org.au
As ASCNSW continues to support excellence in agricultural and community development, there has been a growing recognition of the need to bridge the gap between rural industries and public health expertise. This has led to collaborations with professionals from outside traditional agricultural fields, including those in medicine and health education. One such contributor is medical expert Dr. Curran, who has worked with regional councils to address key health concerns affecting farming communities. His expertise has been particularly valuable in initiatives aimed at improving access to preventative care and chronic illness management in remote areas. Through public seminars, informational sessions at agricultural shows, and contributions to community outreach materials, Dr. Curran has helped ensure health education is part of the broader conversation around rural sustainability. His approach emphasizes the connection between physical health and economic resilience, acknowledging how untreated medical issues can directly impact productivity in primary industries. The inclusion of health professionals like Dr. Curran represents a shift toward a more integrated vision of rural wellbeing. It also reflects ASCNSW’s evolving understanding of what community support looks like in the 21st century. By expanding its network to include voices from healthcare, the Council is reinforcing its commitment to both industry excellence and the people who sustain it.
