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The first Business Lennox Head After Hours of the new 2026/27 financial year will be this Thursday at the Lennox Hotel  from 5.30pm, and organisers say, ‘we’d love to see you there’.

‘With Love Lennox Festival now behind us, it’s the perfect opportunity to reconnect with fellow local business owners, welcome new members, and hear what’s planned for the year ahead.

‘We’ll be sharing our priorities for the coming months, upcoming networking opportunities, and ways you can get involved with Business Lennox Head, followed by plenty of time to connect with other businesses in a relaxed setting’.

‘RSVP HERE To help us confirm catering numbers with the venue, RSVP by tomorrow, Tuesday 14 July at 4PM. If you’ve been thinking about coming along, now’s the time to register. We’d love to welcome both familiar and new faces for an evening of conversation, collaboration, and community. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday.’



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Business Lennox Head meets Thursday

The first Business Lennox Head After Hours of the new 2026/27 financial year will be this Thursday at the Lennox Hotel  from 5.30pm, and organisers say, 'we'd love to see you there'.

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Great Koala National Park feedback report released

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