Bushcare's bimonthly Weed Walk and Talk in Hazelbrook is attracting both young and old to learn more about protecting our bushland. Getting rid of weeds supports biodiversity and reduces fire risk by maintaining healthy native bush with less fuel. Volunteers are also joining the group to meet people and do something for the environment.
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Second-Hand Stories
‘Too beautiful for the tip,’ the ad said. A story of how an old piano found new life, and how its new family discovered its superpower of connecting people.
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Conscious Carnivory in Bullaburra
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Finding the Grey
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Saving for the Future
Mid Mountains Seed Savers in Bullaburra maintains a seed bank as a security measure for the future. The seed bank preserves diversity, offers an ongoing supply of locally adapted varieties, provides options for breeding more resilient varieties, and safeguards food supplies in the event of disaster.
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Coats, Connection and More at the Hazelbrook Shops
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Reconnecting the Seven Sisters Songlines from Uluru to the East Coast of Australia
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Parenthood Prompts Climate Action
Australian Parents 4 Climate Action (AP4CA) is hosting a Spring Kids' Clothes and Toy Swap on Sunday 10 September in Lawson. Belle Butler spoke to the organisers at their last Swap.
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Morning Tea & Mentoring at the Central Mountains Men’s Shed
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Loud and Lively: Local Youth Turn it Up at Battle of the Bands
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Bending Time with Syntropic Agroforestry
Agroforestry around the world is demonstrating a promising solution for reducing the climate crisis. In a recent hands-on workshop in Hazelbrook, participants created a food forest and learnt how they could ‘bend time’ by accelerating its growth to help create a fertile earth for all organisms to survive.
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RoseyRavelston: Little Bookshop, Big Impact
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P is for Permaculture – a Q&A with Sharon Baldwin
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The Exquisite Sights & Sounds of a Recovering Swamp
Twenty years ago the hanging swamps of North Lawson were being churned up by 4WDs and motorbikes. The passion of local residents saved them - discover their story here.
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Community Threads
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A Conversation at Christmas Swamp: Ecological restoration at the top of the catchment
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Bending Time with Syntropic Agroforestry
Agroforestry around the world is demonstrating a promising solution for reducing the climate crisis. In a recent hands-on workshop in Hazelbrook, participants created a food forest and learnt how they could ‘bend time’ by accelerating its growth to help create a fertile earth for all organisms to survive.
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1 2 3, A B C, Sustainability
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Reconnecting the Seven Sisters Songlines from Uluru to the East Coast of Australia
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Finding the Grey
Sitting in half shade, half sun on the veranda of his Lawson home, Phil Somerville tells me that juxtaposition is an effective tool for cartoonists: “Putting two unlikely things together can spawn an almost original idea”.
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Loud and Lively: Local Youth Turn it Up at Battle of the Bands
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Reconnecting the Seven Sisters Songlines from Uluru to the East Coast of Australia
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Weeding, Walking and Talking
Bushcare's bimonthly Weed Walk and Talk in Hazelbrook is attracting both young and old to learn more about protecting our bushland. Getting rid of weeds supports biodiversity and reduces fire risk by maintaining healthy native bush with less fuel. Volunteers are also joining the group to meet people and do something for the environment.
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The Exquisite Sights & Sounds of a Recovering Swamp
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Zipping Ahead in EVs