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You don’t have to be good friends, but being a good neighbour can make all the difference to your wellbeing.
Our Neighbourhoods Project, stretching from Mount Burrell to Mount Warning Road, is helping us to become a better prepared and resilient community, well equipped and confident to look after ourselves.
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Well, what a week that was! We know that some of you are still without power, many without phones and WiFi but at least that rain and wind has eased and the river has gone down. While things are still fresh in our minds though, we'd love to get your thoughts on what...
Cyclone Alfred Update
Information current as at 8.30am 6th March 2025 Well, we are right in the midst of a very big weather event in our region, just a few days out from the third anniversary of the 2022 floods that are still so fresh in our minds. Fortunately, we've had a much longer lead...
Free Chainsaw Safety & Maintenance Workshop–New date
This event is now happening on Saturday, March 22nd There is a free chainsaw safety & maintenance workshop coming up Saturday, March 22 8.30am-1.30pm SES Headquarters, Kyogle Rd, MURWILLUMBAH WHAT TO EXPECT: While you won’t be actually operating a chainsaw during...
“Long-term and sustainable community resilience requires that communities ultimately lead their own process of planning, preparation and recovery.”
Dr Margaret Moreton, Building Resilience in the Face of Catastrophic Events, Leva Resources (2020).
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