Cotton Regional Manager’s Australia Day Honor

Cotton Australia’s Regional Manager (RM) for St George, Dirranbandi and Mungindi Sally Rigney has been recognised for her outstanding contribution to her local community with Balonne Shire awarding her the Citizen of the Year award.

The Honor, bestowed on Australia Day is in recognition of Sally’s vibrancy and dedication to her community along with her positive personality and strong engagement.

As well as being a very effective RM for Cotton Australia (CA), Sally and her family run a farming and transport business, and she actively supports local groups like the Nindigully Sports Community and Thallon Progress Association.

The Balonne Shire highlighted Sally’s innovative videos highlighting local events, tourism, and employment opportunities, while showcasing her passion for the Balonne Shire.

‘Sally's contributions, both professional and voluntary, have made a significant impact on the community.’

We know that all in the Australian cotton industry will join CA in congratulations Sally Rigney on her award.

Balonne Shire Mayor Cr Samantha O'Toole with Sally Rigney
Balonne Shire Mayor Cr Samantha O'Toole with Sally Rigney

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