Annual Farmers Day Ambrose
On Friday, 21 February, our Bordertown Office team had the pleasure of participating in the Bordertown Golf Club’s Annual Farmers Day Ambrose Event. This celebration brought together members of the local agricultural community and highlighted the importance of supporting vital regional causes.
The event was not only an opportunity to enjoy a friendly and competitive round of golf under beautiful sunny skies but also served as a fundraiser for two incredible organizations: the Royal Flying Doctors Service and the Tatiara Country Fire Service. Golfers from across South-East South Australia and Western Victoria gathered to connect, celebrate the local industry, and contribute to these worthy causes.
Our team members Lucy Keam, Ryan Cameron, Tim Mason, and John Burgess were featured in the event highlights, reflecting our ongoing commitment to community engagement and support for local initiatives.
We congratulate the Bordertown Golf Club on another successful event and thank all participants for their contributions to making a positive impact in our region.
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