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Subscriber only Excellent communications skills are preferred over muscle when it comes to finding the right staff, according to a rapidly growing Northern Rivers security firm. In the three years since it was founded, Herne s Security Solutions innovative approach has seen the business grow, and its directors attribute their success to the high quality of their locally recruited personnel and suppliers. Several years ago, Josh Herne, 28, and Levi Loughlin, 32, met while working for other security providers. Then Josh took a leap and started his own business which really impressed me, Mr Loughlin said. Very quickly by himself in three months he gained extreme traction, I wanted to work with him when I saw what he was doing, it was really innovative.
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Subscriber only Major changes are on the cards for the structure of Richmond Valley Council, as it seeks to set itself up for a strong future. At this month s meeting, councillors agreed to go ahead with the proposed changes, which will include creating two senior positions. Currently, the executive consists of general manager Vaughan Macdonald and the director of infrastructure and environment, Angela Jones. In his report to the council, Mr Macdonald said they had been working hard to improve the council s performance as a customer-focused and progressive council . It is now time to set up our organisation for the next phase of growth and maturity in how we operate, make decisions and deliver services, he said.