Haeusler’s general manager Lou Haeusler welcomes new chief operating officer Tony Banks.
Haeusler’s welcomes new COO
Haeusler’s has reaffirmed its commitment to sustained growth and innovation during a successful roadshow visiting its key Victorian branches.
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The initiative provided clarity and alignment for the strategic direction, focusing on enhanced operational alignment and investments in high-performing teams.
“Our refreshed strategy highlights our strengths, aligns our objectives clearly and supports our continued growth,” general manager Lou Haeusler said.
“Tony Bank’s appointment as COO [chief operating officer] is another significant step toward achieving these goals.”
Mr Banks, previously a branch manager overseeing operations for the past nine months, brings extensive senior leadership experience from the Air Force and governance roles within federal, state and local governments.
“I’m excited and honoured to step into this new role,” Mr Banks said.
“Having already experienced first-hand the dedication and potential of our teams, I look forward to continuing to build on our successes and driving operational excellence together.”
Triple crown for AEH Group
AEH chief executive officer Mark Massingham, CBU2 manager Aron Shelley and AEH chief operations officer David Thompson.
Agricultural Equipment Holdings (AEH) — with dealerships in NSW, Tasmania and Victoria — achieved significant recognition at the New Holland Dealer Conference earlier this year.
AEH has won three prestigious awards: New Holland Dealer of the Year, K-Line Dealer of the Year, and CNH Recognising 30+ Years of Service for AEH NSW.
This marks the sixth consecutive year AEH has been recognised with a national award.
“This consistent recognition speaks volumes about our unwavering commitment to providing top-notch service and expertise,” AEH said.
“Winning New Holland Dealer of the Year is a true honour, reflecting our dedication to providing exceptional sales, service and support for New Holland’s impressive range of machinery.
“Being awarded K-Line Dealer of the Year further solidifies our commitment to offering the best in agricultural equipment.
“The CNH Recognising 30+ Years of Service award for AEH NSW is a particularly special milestone. We are incredibly proud of this legacy.”
Celebrating rural mothers
Mums across the southern Riverina are invited to attend a first-of-its-kind event celebrating Mother’s Day and raising funds and awareness for Motherland, a national charity that reduces isolation and improves mental health outcomes for rural women.
Motherland is on a mission to eliminate the crippling isolation many rural mums face by connecting them to a supportive online community and offering a virtual mothers group program for rural women with children aged up to 18, regardless of their location.
At the Deniliquin Town Hall on Saturday, May 17 from 1.30pm to 5pm, the event will feature a panel discussion with four women from the region and beyond facilitated by Motherland Founder and CEO Stephanie Trethewey.
The panel will discuss the highs and lows of rural motherhood and guests include Home Grown Kids co-founder Emma Hawkins, TV presenter Catriona Rowntree, Murray Irrigation and Rice Growers Association board member Emily Small and Deniliquin Physiotherapy and Sports Injury owner Johanna Murphy.
Motherland ambassador and Deniliquin local Fiona Waters, who will host the event, said the fundraiser would celebrate rural motherhood, from new mothers to grandmothers, while discussing key health challenges to ensure local women are not being left behind.
“It would be great to see as many women come out in support as possible. I’ve seen the difference it’s made to the lives of locals, and if we can give back by paying it forwards, it means even more mums can access the services and support they need,” she said.
Motherland Founder and 2024 Australian of the Year for Tasmania Stephanie Trethewey said the charity had a proven track record of helping counter the physical and mental isolation of mothers living in rural areas across the country.
Simson Rd, Mooroopna, will be closed to allow the upgrade of the pavement, drainage, kerb and utilities as part of the GV Link Enterprise Park Project.
The road will be closed from Monday, May 12 to Tuesday, October 30.
Traffic management detours and speed reductions will be in place for the duration of the construction period.
Simson Rd residents can access their properties through Turnbull Rd.
Greater Shepparton City Council asks motorists to be aware of the changed conditions and take additional care when travelling in the area.
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