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Scraps to Soil Workshop coming to the Cove

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News
mpicklesMon, 10/09/2018 - 8:53amScraps to Soil Workshop

Turn your kitchen scraps to soil that can be used in your garden.

Free Workshop at North Arm Cove Community Garden

1pm - 3 pm Saturday 17 November

Take home a compost bin and aerator or worm farm plus some worms to get you started.

Everyone is welcome, you do not need to be a gardener to use this method as part of your household, and no matter if you are one person, or a family you can still make soil from scraps....

Local MP misses out

News
siriusSun, 26/08/2018 - 9:32pm

The turmoil in politics over the past week has led to some local disappointment. The Federal MP for Lyne, Dr David Gillespie's name was missing from the new Morrison Ministry announced earlier today (Sunday 26 August). Dr Gillespie had been Assistant Minister for Children and Families in the last Turnbull ministry.  He had been allocated that portfolio only last December. Before that Dr Gillespie had served as Assistant Minister for Health and Assistant Minister for Rural Health.

Barrington Coast name retained

Report
siriusSat, 25/08/2018 - 6:38pm

A large crowd of mostly perplexed MidCoast residents were present at Council's meeting on Wednesday 22 August. The vast majority of these residents were expressing their support for a recission motion aimed at overturning a contentious decision from Council's last meeting.

In July, by just 6 votes to 5, Council chose "Barrington Coast" as the "destination name" for the MidCoast region. After a truncated discussion last Wednesday, the recission motion was put and lost. That means this area's destination name is now officially to be the "Barrington Coast".

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Migrating birds in the Cove

mpicklesMon, 20/02/2012 - 9:24am

Migrating wader birds in the Cove

Small numbers of Bar Tailed Godwits who live in the arctic tundra of Siberia and Alaska in the Northern Hemisphere summer and in Australia during our summer have been in the cove for the past few months. In early summer there was a group of 4 and now there are 8! There are hundreds of godwits currently living in the Kooragang Island wetlands and Stockton sands after considerable effort by volunteers to preserve the habitats. The Godwits share the amazing East Asian- Australian Flyway migratory path with about 55 other wading birds. Tracking...

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