Back in May, our Parks & Gardens crew were engaged by The Cellar Restaurant in Pokolbin to prepare the entrance for their reopening at Hunter Valley Gardens. Our team have...
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Huntlee Academy sources the beautiful plants we use in our garden projects from trusted local nurseries. Our Landscaping and Parks & Gardens teams rely on a steady supply of high…
Coles Huntlee is now open! Huntlee Academy’s fencing crew installed approximately 126m of panel fencing around the supermarket carpark in time for the mid-September grand opening. Another commercial fencing job…
It’s been a busy year at Huntlee Academy. Despite the difficult conditions facing businesses and the general community due to COVID-19, our team have been working diligently throughout the North…
Not only does the Return and Earn program reduce waste but it boosts our ability to provide services to the community. As Huntlee Academy is a not-for-profit charity organisation, Return…
Our Parks & Gardens and Landscaping teams rely on high quality turf. We work with many local Hunter Valley businesses who supply products, plant, equipment and services enabling each of…
Say Hi to Caitilin from Huntlee Academy’s Fencing team. Caitlin has been at Huntlee Academy for over two years. She is a member of the fencing team that are currently…
Huntlee Academy’s mission is to provide employment, news skills and future career opportunities for local disadvantaged people. Our target group includes: Unemployed youth (15-25 years old) Indigenous Australians People registered…
The fencing team within Huntlee Academy work on all sorts of fencing projects including jobs within the Huntlee township as well as for private clients around the Hunter Valley area….
Meet Tasmine – a young trainee at Huntlee Academy. Initially in the Return & Earn team, Tasmine has been part of the Landscaping crew for several months now. In that…
Huntlee Academy was established in 2014 to provide work, skill development and higher level career opportunities for disadvantaged people in the Hunter Valley including Indigenous Australians, youth, long term unemployed, mature age workers and those with a disability.