Well over 40 years ago three men who shared the same values and professional life got together and formed Cook Muldowney Costello – David Cook (left) and Terry Costello (right). These values of trust and mutual respect saw them collaborate successfully in a number of creative and innovative projects. From this Cook Costello has grown nationally and remains a New Zealand, family owned company. With a solid history we continue to respect our team and clients while taking initiative to challenge convention and create opportunities. Our success as a company is very much in the successful delivery of quality people, projects and positive relationships. Our strong and long held values are to thank for this, they ensure that we provide our clients with a personalised experience, with an energetic team who enjoy striving and are supported to deliver the best quality service.

In 1967, a group of parents who were struggling to find autism resources set up the Victorian Autistic Children’s and Adult’s Association. It provided a central information source and supported autistic individuals and their families. The organisation was renamed Autism Victoria Inc in 1999 and again renamed Amaze in 2013.

Today, Amaze is the peak body for autistic people and their supporters in Victoria.

Amaze builds autism understanding in the community, influences policy change for autistic people and their families/supporters, and provides independent, credible information and resources to individuals, families, professionals, government and the wider community.

The self-assessment encourages uptake of environmental-best practice production techniques and relevant industry research as well as highlighting member requirements to progress to certification. It is hosted on the Hort360 platform, which is maintained by Growcom. A feedback report (the EnviroVeg feedback report) is produced through the self-assessment containing benchmarking and improvement information linked to the EnviroVeg Manual.