Singer/songwriter wins $500 prize in Lovin’ Talent promotion
The sponsorship of local education and training provider Western College for this year’s Lovin’ Talent promotion has earned local talent Jo Hyndes the $500 prizemoney.The singer/songwriter received the cash prize after performing at the Lovin’ Dubbo Festival. She was among a group of amateur entertainers who put their hand up to be part of a talent showcase at the Cyril Flood Rotunda during the nine-day event.
Lovin’ Dubbo event manager, Dubbo City Council’s Lana Willetts congratulated Ms Hyndes on her success and said it would not been possible without the generosity shown by Western College.
“The amount of support shown for this event has been outstanding,” she said.
“Without our business sponsors and community support, the festival just wouldn’t have been possible.
“Thank you Western College and congratulations to Jo, I hope she will be able to use this as a platform for future successes.”
Western College Deputy CEO, Erifili Davis said the training institution was proud to be a supporter of the Lovin’ Dubbo Festival.
“For us, it’s about supporting local projects and the local community. Western College seeks to encourage development in all areas of our community and economy,” Mrs Davis said.
“Arts and culture is an integral part of regional development and this was a logical way to contribute.”
MEDIA CONTACT: Western College marketing assistant, Louise Lewis on (02) 6884 2899.