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Cleanwise Hygiene and Cleaning Services.
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We offer services in the NSW region and offer solutions to maintain a fresh washroom in your office space.
Our commercial cleaning services offer you great quality matched with service that exceeds your expectations.
Keep your office space in great condition for your team and clients with a service thats custom to your business needs.
- Commercial Cleaning
- Sanitary Bins
- Nappy Bins
- Air Scenting
- Liquid Soap and Dispensers
- Paper Towel and Dispensers -
Complimentary Waste Bin Liners and Tea towel Service With Regular Cleaning.
“We Don't Cut Corners, We Clean Them!”"
Cleanwise Commercial Group
Fast, time efficient and very good at what we do
- Deep Cleaning
- Windows
- Carpet Shampooing
- Once Off
- Competitive Rates
- Decluttering
- Rubbish Removal
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Distinguished and Famous people from Perenjori
⛪ Monsignor John Hawes
Priest and architect John Hawes designed St Joseph’s Church at Perenjori in 1936, with the building opening the following year. Its Romanesque character and architectural details place it within his substantial body of Mid West work. The project involved the local community, donated land and builder T. P. Crothers, making the church a collaborative achievement as well as a recognisable design. Hawes’ professional contribution gives Perenjori a direct connection with an architect whose work shaped many regional townscapes.
📖 Bill and Jenny Bunbury
Bill and Jenny Bunbury researched Perenjori’s history through interviews and archival work for Sound of the Cockies, launched in 2015. Commissioned around the shire’s centenary, the project drew on the voices of current and former residents, including earlier recorded interviews. Farming, depression, war, drought and changing livelihoods appear through the experiences of people who lived them. Their work helped preserve the district’s own storytellers, giving family memories and community arguments a life beyond the original conversation.
