Recent Stories
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Resident speaks out about cost of logging
21 September 2023 -
Jacaranda magic
21 September 2023 -
Free film about saving koala habitat
20 September 2023 -
T is for tea and trees and Tuesday
20 September 2023 -
Council ignores expert advice, pushes ahead with land deals
20 September 2023 -
UN’s first statement on toxics and human rights
15 September 2023
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Resident speaks out about cost of logging
Jacaranda magic
Free film about saving koala habitat
T is for tea and trees and Tuesday
Council ignores expert advice, pushes ahead with land deals
UN’s first statement on toxics and human rights
Low Antarctic sea ice may be ‘new abnormal’
High rise residential ready to reap energy savings
Museum announces premier of ocean photography competition
Just a case of mistaken identity?
Mehan speaks on budget repair
Green hydrogen investment ramping up in Europe and Australia
September events for nature
BHP Energy and Advent Energy continue to push PEP11
Fee-free TAFE a raging success
Public land consultation begins
Letter: campus downgrade angers community
EPA prosecutes Delta over fish kills
Welcome to Nature Positive NSW
Campaign highlights impacts of perimenopause
Council to hold month of emergency preparation events
New twists in green space selloff saga
Latin/Jazz comes to Kincumber
Photographer supports campaign against planning proposal
Special Report: Public land gains and losses
La Trobe University launches Green Bond
‘No doubt’ coral reefs are in danger
Minns out of step on gas
New ‘Northern Endeavour’ on the horizon
50 submissions needed to stop quarry
It’s National Tree Day
Protestors want forest logging to stop
Administrator to train would-be Councillors
Groundwater research needed before fracking starts
20 creatives exhibit at Red Tree
Council told to ‘follow Act’ to demerge
Clapton plays Avoca Theatre
Free connecting ferry from today
Plastic fuels global warming
Dump fight aims for High Court appeal
Which side are you on?
Cultural revival – what the critics say
Help starts at home
100 days of Hoenig in hiding – where’s Ronny?
Poet’s breakfast at Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre
Green is the gold standard for Somersby company
Greens MLC wants action on landfill
Local action to save Assange
Taking action for Austin Butler
‘He aint heavy’ – action for Assange
LANDFILL APPEAL DISMISSED – NEW APPROVAL NEEDED
Take your mind for a swim
Delta’s ‘dirty deeds’ exposed
Opinion: whose job is climate safety?
Zara Matthews is one to watch
Events
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September events for nature
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No such thing as too much football
2 August 2023 -
It’s National Tree Day
29 July 2023 -
Clapton plays Avoca Theatre
10 July 2023
John Seed said his interest in campaigning to protect koala habitat had been reignited by the local Camp Ourimbah campaign which has been working to stop the logging of the Ourimbah State Forest for two years.
The Arts
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Museum announces premier of ocean photography competition
14 September 2023 -
Latin/Jazz comes to Kincumber
24 August 2023 -
Joyful celebration of earth and water
2 August 2023 -
20 creatives exhibit at Red Tree
10 July 2023 -
Cultural revival – what the critics say
7 July 2023
Sometimes soft flowers would rain down on us while fronds tickled our cheeks, all brought on by soft afternoon breezes. It was all very magical as we made up stories of princesses, treasure, cowgirls and spaceships, giggling all the while.
Environmental Justice
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Resident speaks out about cost of logging
Jacquelene 21 September 2023
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T is for tea and trees and Tuesday
20 September 2023 -
UN’s first statement on toxics and human rights
15 September 2023 -
EPA prosecutes Delta over fish kills
8 September 2023 -
Photographer supports campaign against planning proposal
24 August 2023
If, by some miracle, we dodge that firebomb, research shows that logged forests present a higher fire risk than unlogged areas for a period of 30 years and even 70 years after logging.
Good Governance
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Public land consultation begins
8 September 2023 -
Welcome to Nature Positive NSW
31 August 2023 -
Planning for dummies
24 August 2023 -
Living on borrowed time: Earth Overshoot Day on 2 August
1 August 2023 -
Administrator to train would-be Councillors
29 July 2023
The challenge of funding the services the people of NSW need is made much harder by the size of the state’s debt, the largest debt handed from one government to another in the state’s history.
Social Justice
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Fee-free TAFE a raging success
8 September 2023 -
Campaign highlights impacts of perimenopause
31 August 2023 -
Volunteer grant helps neighbourhood centre
24 August 2023 -
Robodebt fallout: end punitive, profit-driven system
10 July 2023
“When the police arrive they automatically think that the black person is the perpetrator.”
Environmental Justice
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Resident speaks out about cost of logging
Jacquelene 21 September 2023
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T is for tea and trees and Tuesday
20 September 2023 -
UN’s first statement on toxics and human rights
15 September 2023 -
EPA prosecutes Delta over fish kills
8 September 2023 -
Photographer supports campaign against planning proposal
24 August 2023
If, by some miracle, we dodge that firebomb, research shows that logged forests present a higher fire risk than unlogged areas for a period of 30 years and even 70 years after logging.





