Organic Soil Workshop & Garden Walk

This workshop will be facilitated by Tim Marshall and Darren McDonnell. Tim has been gardening organically for 40 years and has active in worldwide organic standard setting and certification forums. His books are published by ABC Gardening Australia. Darren is a...

Community Energy Congress keynotes announced

The official website for C4CE’s Community Energy Congress is now live! www.c4ce.net.au/congress The website is a hub for all news and important information on the Congress. You can find the latest on keynote speakers, our growing program of talks and workshop...

2014 CANA Conference – 3rd & 4th April

2014 Annual Members’ Conference 3rd & 4th April 2014 The conference will be preceded by a public event on the evening of 2 April. The 2014 CANA Conference – Generating Groundswell: Harnessing our Knowledge & Unleashing our Energy is a 2-day event...

Autumn Fest: SLA – Float 33

Come and join the SLA Float in the Autumn Festival Parade. We’re float 33. Assemble in Beardy Street, between Butler and Markham Street at 12 noon. We’ll be behind the Waldorf School and Southern New England Landcare. It’s a great opportunity to make...

March In March Rally – Central Park

Climate change and the Government’s response are among the major topics to be addressed at the rally on Saturday 15th March at 2pm in Central Park – immediately following the Autumn Festival Parade. The theme is “Uniting for Good Governance”,...

Thursday Forum: Film ‘Land Awakening’

The subject of the next Thursday Forum to be held by Sustainable Living Armidale on March 6th explores our relationship to land: seeds, soil, planting, cooking, and eating. SLA will screen Land Awakening, a recent feature-length documentary made by Mexican-Canadian...

AURG Working Bee Sunday 9 March

The AURG is holding a tree planting day at the St Peters Pre School area on the North side of Dumaresq Creek on Sunday 9 March. Dan Emery will be preparing the site for us and we will be replacing plants that have been lost and infilling existing areas with plants...