by Annette Kilarr | 20 Aug 2026
Help Shape the Region’s Energy Future Southern New England Landcare is seeking a Community Energy Project Officer (New England Renewable Energy Zone) to play a pivotal role in supporting communities through the renewable energy transition. This exciting position...
by Annette Kilarr | 20 Aug 2026
Consultation is now open on the New England Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) Community and Employment Benefit Program. This program will invest in projects and programs that deliver legacy outcomes for the region. EnergyCo is seeking feedback from local communities,...
by Annette Kilarr | 20 Aug 2026 | SLAM |
Consultation is now open on the New England Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) Community and Employment Benefit Program. This program will invest in projects and programs that are intended to deliver legacy outcomes for our region. EnergyCo is seeking feedback from local...
by kade smith | 18 Aug 2026
Invitation to a Book launch of “Breaches” 2nd edition www.breachesbook.org with authors Dr Miriam Pepper & Rev Dr Jason John, Forest Chaplain, & to hear of their work with the Forest Advocacy Ministry RSVP is appreciated for catering – please text Lynne...
by kade smith | 18 Aug 2026
Join us at the Armidale Tree Group Woodland Centre for a cosy evening with homemade soup by a warm fire to hear Guest Speakers from the Forest Advocacy Ministry who have been supporting Gumbaynggirr people and other forest defenders protecting coastal forests; plus a...
by kade smith | 18 Aug 2026 | SLAM |
Friends Of New England Rail Trail AGM Members of the SLA Transport Group went along to the Friends of New England Rail Trail AGM on 13/8/26. Rebecca Whan from the Murwillumbah Business Chamber gave an informative presentation on the experience of her towns attitudes...
by Jen Hamilton | 3 Aug 2026
SLA’s Maker, Mender, Sharing Web Group Leader Ellie is running a budget gardening and foraging workshop at this year’s Winter Blooming Festival. Tickets are $15 and available here:...
by kade smith | 3 Aug 2026
Bike-Aid is all about helping you fix your own bike. Held at the Armidale Mall Markets on the last Sunday of each month. Run by experienced bicycle mechanics who volunteer their time and expertise to help locals get back on their bikes. Help is Free. Pay for parts or...
by Jen Hamilton | 3 Aug 2026
How can communities ensure they have a role in guiding ‘nature positive’ initiatives in their regions? Join AELA’s Ecologically Just Transition (EJT) Network for our next webinar on 11 August @ 12noon AEST. We’ll be in discussion with members...
by Annette Kilarr | 23 Jul 2026
Energy in the Pub is an opportunity to connect with locals, researchers, government representatives, and community members who are passionate about shaping the future of our region. Whether you’re a long-time advocate or just starting to explore the issues and...
by Elizabeth O'hara | 2 Jul 2026 | SLAM
The New England Rakali and Platypus Group (NERP) invites you to join us online on Thursday 9th July 2026, 8pm-9pm Online Zoom Link: https://une-au.zoom.us/j/86157379875?pwd=SmjjdRPjcIOw8VBiwwoDxW1kxsR0nn.1NERP has held several events over the last three years, and we...
by editor | 17 Apr 2026 | SLAM
What began in the 1940s with a boy watching sheep buried alive in sandstorms has become a movement spanning three generations. This Australian farming documentary follows farmers and land managers across the continent as they implement Natural Sequence Farming — a...