If the answer is yes, then enter them in the Moama Lights Volunteer Competition.
Committee for Echuca Moama (C4EM) and Transgrid, in conjunction with the Riverine Herald, has five double-passes to give away to deserving volunteers.
Grab a copy of the entry form located on page 2 of today’s edition of The Riv and explain in 50 words or less why your volunteer should receive a double-pass.
“We wanted a way to recognise the great volunteers in our community and the great work they do,” C4EM chief executive officer Deanne Armstrong said.
“This is a collaboration between Transgrid and C4EM, and we’re delighted to have five double-passes to give away to deserving volunteers nominated by readers of the Riverine Herald.”
When you have filled in the nomination coupon, you can drop it to the Riverine Herald office at 28 Percy St, Echuca, or email competitions@riverineherald.com.au with the below details.
Entries close on Thursday, August 4.
Winners will be contacted and names published in The Riv on Wednesday, August 10.
Moama Lights opened in style at the weekend and runs through until August 21.
The iconic red gum bushland and legendary Murray River are illuminated using sound and lighting for an original and immersive experience like no other.
Moama Lights has been produced by renowned production and lighting design company, Mandylights, which delivered the largest ever New Year’s Eve lighting show in Dubai, illuminated the Singapore National Gallery, Sydney Harbour Bridge and Auckland Bridge, and has created installations for Vivid Sydney.
Moama Lights is brought to you by Murray River Council and Visit River Country.
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