The debris needs to be moved immediately otherwise there is a 300 acre tinderbox on the doorstep of many residences right before an El Nino hot and dry fire season.
Jacquelene
New community energy project to cut carbon emissions and energy bills
Electrify Bouddi Inc has been set up to bring together community members to decide about a local
community battery and a solar farm, and to design and implement a plan that will assist households
and local businesses to move away from a reliance on fossil fuels.
How to stay cool this El Nino Summer
Most homes in Australia are not built for extreme heat, averaging 2 NatHERS stars out of 10.
Village hosts Voice Referendum information night
Bernice Hookey wants a say in policies that could remand your child into custody for trivial reasons, or remove your children (her 2 year-old was almost taken away). Bernice wants more empathy and compassion to be able to drive change for a brighter and more equitable future.
Grandfathers set sail for climate sanity
“We’re not aiming to break any records during this venture,” says Tom Hunt. “But we do plan to connect with politicians and climate action groups at events along the way.”
Letter to the editor: First-hand experience of Fipronil dangers
I find it extraordinary that such little attention has been given to the raised issue of potential fipronil toxicity affecting both native and domestic birds and the failure to remove the Fipronil baitbox from a storm watercourse proximity when alerted to both of these concerns in August initially, then again in September.
Free mindfulness course to cope with disaster stress
If you live in the Central Coast, New England and Hunter regions of NSW you are invited to join this FREE course.
Men’s community event to turn the tables on mental health
The Men’s Table program is a safe place for local men to come together to share and be heard in a confidential and non-judgemental environment
A Tree Story
Later, when my wife and I built a house together a white cedar mysteriously grew at the front.
Oxfam pushes for more than ‘modest’ climate funding commitment
Rich polluting nations like Australia need to drastically cut their emissions and provide climate finance to frontline communities so they can adapt to the impacts of climate change, and be compensated for losses and damages they’ve incurred as a result.
