Wellington is a great place to visit, but an even better place to live.
With its' striking natural attractions, Wellington attracts tourists from all over Australia and overseas, but it's beauty and village charms also give its residents a relaxing, quality lifestyle.
Wellington and its surrounding districts are experiencing unprecedented growth and development with more than $200 million worth of private and government developments having been completed or are under way, creating more than 290 permanent jobs.
Combine this with a mix of diverse small to medium sized local businesses and you have a business community offering a broad range of products and services offered with the ever-present country customer friendly style.
Wellington Business Review Magazine
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Tourism
There is a thriving tourism industry in Wellington and many businesses are providing new products and services to accomodate the amount of tourists travelling through the area. Click here to download a copy of the latest Wellington Tourism Newsletter
Retail
Wellington has a range of retail shops that range from giftware to hardware to rural products. Most retails premises are boutique in style and in most cases the person managing the store is the owner, so when you step in the door of a Wellington retail premises, you will be talking to someone that is passionate about their business and has an interest in serving your needs.
Hospitality
There are a number of excellent accommodation, dining and conference options in Wellington. There are some great cafes around town that not only offer great food, but also an interesting experience with some stunning settings on offer. There are varied styles of hotel and motel accommodation options and rooms available for the customer seeking high quality accommodation.
Professional Services
Wellington has a wide array of professional services. Whether you are seeking advice on setting up a new business, seeking complex tax and business planning advice, buying a house or addressing legal issues in business, Wellington has experts that are able to meet your requirements.
Manufacturing
Being an agricultural based community, Wellington's manufacturing is especially tailored to this industry. However, with the recent construction of the Wellington Correctional Centre, some local businesses have had the opportunity to expand their skills and are now able to offer services to a variety of industries. There are also specialist manufacturers in Wellington that can manufacture tailored products in niche markets.
Education
There are three high schools in Wellington. Wellington High School, St Mary's Central School and the Wellington Christian School all offer wide subject choices. There are four primary schools and a TAFE campus. The surrounding villages of Geurie, Mumbil and Stuart Town also have primary schools.
Government Departments
A number of government departments are represented in Wellington. These include Police in Wellington, Geurie and Stuart Town, Ambulance, Hospital, Court House, Motor Registry, NSW Agriculture, NSW Fisheries, Department of Natural Resources, Catchment Management Authority, NSW Fire Brigade and NSW Rural Fire Service.