FUNdraising in MOvember
1 MOvember 2013
Chas had his annual full shave today, marking the start of MOvember.
You can support fund raising for men's health by a) joining Chas' team
"Gosford Sailo", or b) donating to Chas or his team here
MOvember is one of the great causes that Chas fund raises for annually.
Chas and MATE Computing are glad to be able to support fund raising events
like MOvember (MOvember 1 to 30) and
Worlds Greatest Shave (March 2014)
31 December 2012
At 11:55 pm today, 31 December (AEDT) MATE Computing will be broadcasting a live video stream of the NYE Fireworks on Sydney Harbour from the 1902 Steam Tug Waratah. We will be in the exclusion zone close to the Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House
To view the video, click on NYE 2012 from Waratah
This test broadcast will be coming from my iPhone and is provided courtesy of livestream
Today (31 December) the 1902 Steam Tug Waratah and many of the other historical vessels operated by Sydney Heritage Fleet will be featured in the annual NYE celebrations on Sydney Harbour. We will occupy prime positions within the exclusion zone for both the 9 pm and midnight firework displays and between the two sessions will be featuring in the parade of vessels around the harbour.
A test broadcast will occur at 9 pm and the Main Event will kick off at 11:55 pm in time for the countdown to 2013 and what is arguably one of the finest annual firework displays in the world coming to you from one of the finest harbours in the world.
If you miss the live event you will be able to view the video later by visiting my Livestream page and clicking MATE Computing on Livestream
31 July 2012 - webstuff.biz (Michelle Allen) wins the Wyong Regional Chamber of Commerce Excellence in Business Ethics Award
webstuff.biz, the developers of this web site, were honoured by their win in the annual Wyong Regional Chamber of Commerce Business Awards last Friday.
For a complete list if winners in this year's awards click here
MATE Computing congratulates all the winners of awards this year and wishes you all success in the upcoming Central Coast Business Awards.
26 June 2012 - MATE Computing expands in the Hunter Region of NSW
Charles Smith joins MATE Computing to expand the team in the Hunter Region
Charles Smith, a Wollombi resident, has just been appointed as a MATE at MATE Computing. Charles is well known in the district as a provider of quality, affordable IT Support Services to Small Business Owners and Home Users in the district for several years.
Charles will become a provider of support services to our customers in the Hunter Region expanding the availability and responsiveness of our services to meet customer needs in The Hunter.
Welcome to the team Charles.
Buy Local Festival 2012
MATE Computing would like to thank all those businesses and consumers who visited us at the recent Buy Local Festival.
Our thanks also go to the organisers, B2B With a Twist. Lyn and the entire team put on a great event that enabled small businesses across the Central Coast and Newcastle/Hunter Regions to showcase their products and services to an estimated 20,000 visitors who attended the festival over the two days.
MATE Computing offered a prize of an hour of free consulting to each of ten lucky Small Businesses, drawn at random from the business cards collected on our stand. We are pleased to announce the winners who appear below in random order. Click on any winner to be directed to their own website home page.
5. LA Group
8. Anne Stimpson, Celebrant 4 All Seasons
9. Essential Wellbeing for Business
Before the comments flood in, yes we have noticed that our group of 10 winners consists of 11 entries. At the last minute MATE Computing decided to draw a lucky bonus winner. We do not remember which small business the lucky last was drawn out in 11th place!
We are very much looking forward to providing some free consulting services to each of the winning businesses with a view to helping them to further develop and grow in the coming year.
Again, thank you to all who visited our stand at the 2012 Buy Local Festival.