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Best Dressed Business Presentation

What: Presentations for the Best Dressed Businesses Competition, to celebrate the Iveco Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, 2010.

By Bass Coast - 12th October 2010 - Back to News

When: Tuesday, 12 October 2010 from 6.30pm – 8.30pm.

Where: Silverwater Resort, San Remo

Who: Cr Peter Paul, Mayor, Bass Coast Shire Council
Jason Robilliard & Amber Rimmer, Australian Grand Prix Corporation.

Why: Bass Coast Shire Council, the Australian Grand Prix Corporation and Lombard the Paper People, sponsor the competition to encourage local businesses to get into the spirit of the Grand Prix.

How: Prize categories: Micro Business, Small Business and Judges Choice. Winners receive two Grandstand tickets. The runners up in each section receive two Sunday general admission tickets.

The three windows judged the best across all categories receive a certificate and a framed 2010 GP poster.

There will also be a Best New Display award of two Sunday general admission tickets.

Photo opportunities: Available at the event

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Rachel Millar

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t (03) 5671 2703 | f (03) 5671 2222 | m 0400 804 187

e r.millar@basscoast.vic.gov.au

Source: www.gippsland.com

Published by: news@gippsland.com

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