I work with Customers who are interested in cleaning without any chemicals. The microfibres are designed to absorb the grease, dust, grime and grot by simply using cold water. There is no need to rinse the surface after cleaning with microfibres so this saves up to half as much time again, and the surfaces stay cleaner for longer as there is no chemical residue on the surface to hold any great, dust, grime and grot. The fibres are then laundered in warm soapy water to open up the microfibres to release the grease, dust, grime and grot.This awesome cleaning process also eliminates finger-printing in many cases as there is no chemical residue on the surfaces if cleaned with ENJO fibres. I have used ENJO in my own home for many years and I love sharing my passion for this much healthier concept of cleaning not just inside your home, but also on the exterior of your home, in the workshop, with your car, caravan, horse float, boat and machinery plus in work- place environment such as offices, shops, etc..I have recently been awarded position no.47 in the "Top 66 ENJOpreneurs of the World "for 2014 I have been awarded overseas trips to Paris in 2013 and Austria 2014 along with national trips to the Gold Coast 2013, Perth 2014 and Uluru/Ayers Rock 2015. I enjoy sharing my passion of cleaning without chemicals.and helping make Australia a cleaner and safer environment for our future generations.

I represented the Rural Customers of both CitiPower and Powercor - the electricity distributors. The core business is to manage the poles, wires and equipment that deliver electricity to homes and businesses in Melbourne and through central and western Victoria. They're responsible for the quality and reliability of our customers’ power supply. I bring the views of the Customers to the CCC as well as assist Powercor & CitiPower understand their customers needs and help link customers to senior management when extra assistance is required. I also see my role as a means to help Customers understand Powercor & CitiPower.

During my farming life I enjoyed bringing the rural and regional perspectives to assist with a better understanding for those involved in making rules and regulations pertaining to rural & regional Victorian communities.

November, 2013 Retired to Mt Gambier, South Australia

Farmed in Western Districts of Victoria. originally ran 2,500 acres & later up to 4,500 acres. Merino sheep 50% merino breeding & 50% prime lamb production. Hereford cattle with some black baldys bred from hereford heifers. Quality assured in both Cattle Care & Flock Care. Operated CFA Radio Poolaijelo Sub Base 24/7 x 52 weeks annually plus Comms Officer & also as Deputy Group Officer 5 & Deputy Group Officer 3 and AIIMS accredited before selling farm in early 2000 moving to Horsham, Victoria

I represented the Rural Customers of Victoria until mid 2013 to link with the ESC economic regulator of essential services supplied by the electricity, gas, water and sewerage, ports, and rail freight industries. The services provided by these sectors are among the most important contributors to the social and economic wellbeing of all Victorians.In addition to its regulatory decision making role in these sectors, the Commission also provides advice to the Victorian Government on a range of regulatory and other matters. It is also responsible for developing and administering the Victorian Renewable Energy Target and the Victorian Energy Efficiency Schemes. In 2009, the Commission was given the responsibility of developing a performance monitoring framework for local government in Victoria..

I represented a range of stakeholders across the western half of Victoria including communities, farming, agricultral business and cfa to ensure that affected communities are properly informed & their views are considered in assessing and recommending options to reduce bushfire risks espcially with powerlines.