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News
Northern Rivers Community Gardens Convergence May 2017
Back in May 2017, a collection of community garden representatives gathered together for the inaugural NSW Northern Rivers Community Garden Convergence…
Anglesea CG pumpkin competition
The Anglesea CG recently held a Pumpkin Competition and what a fabulous day it was. Winsome Coutts is the ‘Gardening Guru’ who organised this event along with a committee of dedicated volunteers…
A great tree falls in our forest — goodbye Glenda
It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to the incredible Glenda M Lindsay, great friend and supporter of community gardens and all things urban agriculture…
Mad Hatter’s Tea Party in Tassie
The Taroona Neighbourhood Garden had a wild day last November with a Mad Hatters Tea Party which was part of a Taroona community celebration with the Taroona Art Trail…
SA community garden get together a success
The Spire Community Garden were lovely hosts of the second network gathering for 2016, including a compost workshop with Alan Shepherd and the resident bees…
3000acres have big dreams for Melbourne
3000acres are working with a number of groups in Melbourne to help them secure a place to grow food – why not help them achieve their big dreams….
News from Harvest Corner Community Garden in Gray, NT
The committee of Harvest Corner Community Garden in Gray, NT have teamed up with The Smith Family and Tropiculture Australia to provide workshops for Roseberry Middle School for the second year running. The workshops have once again been a great syuccess with the students really engaging and learning a lot from the experience.
Impending loss of community garden highlights need to connect
A FRIEND alerted me this morning to the impending sale of public open space at Suffolk Park that reportedly includes a community garden as well as a children’s playground.
Northey Street — call out…
Call out! Northey Street City Farm is seeking low impact makers, crafters, artists, herbalists and clothing designers committed to using ecologically friendly practices and re-purposed items and materials.