Launch

Launching in Darebin - the Hot Planet Matchmaking Service

Date: Monday September 2, 6-8pm.

Leinster Grove Hall, 99 Leinster Grove Thornbury.

Are you eager to connect with other locals and form new connections, but don't know how? Or are you itching to make a positive difference but don't know where to start or which group to join? In Darebin and Merri-bek, we are super lucky to have a whole bunch of local groups to support your sense of community and be part of positive solutions - but it can be difficult to choose which group will suit you best!

Neighbours United for Climate Action (aka NUCA) understand and appreciate this dilemma - that's why we created the 'Hot Planet Matchmaking Service' for all ages and all types of people!

Hot Planet Matchmaking Service will help match you with the perfect local climate, sustainability or biodiversity group. Read profiles and promo videos and reach out to your ‘chosen one’. Or let us connect you – answer questions and we will link you to the group that your heart desires.

Join us for a celebratory launch of Hot Planet Matchmaking Service on September 2. https://events.humanitix.com/the-hot-planet-matchmaking-service-launch thanks to a generous grant from Darebin City Council.

Watch promo videos, enjoy some nibbles, meet local group members and find your perfect match.

NUCA can’t wait to help you find the group you are looking for!

Bring your friends!

Album Launch

Book Launch

I am thrilled to share with you that we are about to launch our book Create A Fertile Life!

After 6+ years in the making, we are ready to celebrate!

The book is for women and men who are thinking of conceiving or who are having fertility difficulties. It covers the fertility fundamentals - things that influence everyone’s reproductive health. It invites people to take a first step to improve their general and reproductive health to increase their potential for a healthy pregnancy. It is for men and women. 

We wanted to write a book that is based on the well-researched approaches we use with all patients, in collaboration with other fertility and medical health-care providers.

Create A Fertile Life LAUNCH EVENT

6.45-8.30pm August 28th 2019

East Melbourne library

FREE with your book purchase:

http://bit.ly/caflbookorder

We look forward to seeing you there!

Charmaine and the authors from Create A Fertile Life (Charmaine is a local Newlander from Hutchison Place).

P.S. If you’re a practitioner interested in this work, please come along to our collaborative practitioner event - https://fertileground.kartra.com/page/practitionerlaunch

If you can’t make it but are interested in joining our collaborative practitioner list to keep updated with any practitioner events, workshops or educational opportunities: Please SIGN UP here:

https://fertileground.kartra.com/page/collabs

Launch

Stamp Launch

Hey everyone,

Me and my band are having a launch to release our debut EP 'In A Whale' and we'd love for you to come!

Cheers,

Yianni

Book Launch

Jinx a novel by local author Hugh McGinlay will be launched this Thursday at the Edinburgh Castle Hotel on Thursday 23rd of April. The book will be launched by comedian Charlie Pickering and is a family friendly event, with free music. 



6-8pm. 



For more information on Jinx go to threekookaburras — threekookaburras - Independent Publishing Company



For more information on Hugh McGinlay go to HughMcGinlay.com

Launch of Report on Housing, Employment and Social Cohesion in Coburg‏

Moreland City Council and RMIT University cordially invite you to the official launch of a research report on housing, employment and social cohesion in Coburg and Fawkner. 

 

Moreland Council in partnership with researchers from RMIT University and the University of Western Sydney, recently completed a research project investigating the role of housing, employment and local community in generating social cohesion in multicultural neighbourhoods 'in transition'.

 

The study compared Fawkner and Coburg, neighbourhoods currently experiencing social, demographic and economic change through the interactions between new migrant communities and established residents as well as through the process of the gentrification of inner Melbourne. The project was funded by a grant from the Scanlon Foundation.

 

The final report is available for download now and will be disseminated to other Local Government Areas (LGAs) with similar profiles and experiencing similar issues across Australia. http://www.moreland.vic.gov.au/community-services/community-development-programs/Housing-employment-social-cohesion.html

 

Date:     Monday 26 August 2013

Time:    10am-11.30am

Venue: Moreland City Council Offices, 90 Bell St, Coburg

 

Morning Tea Provided

 

RSVP by 21st August  to Email: cdspevents@moreland.vic.gov.au or phone: 9240 2372

 

For more information contact Petr Svoboda or telephone 9240 2467.

 

Petr Svoboda

Social Policy and Project Officer

Moreland City Council

 

E-mail: psvoboda@moreland.vic.gov.au

Ph.: 03 9240 2467

Mob.: 0422 102 053

http://www.moreland.vic.gov.au

(f)routeLAND Launch: 31 August @ Docklands‏

CD Launch

Exciting...
On Fri 14 JuneSALTY SERGE
those Maritime Minstrels,
take the Gherk Inn by storm
to celebrate the launch of their
new CD "Fat, Fur & Feathers"
With special guests:
Underlander - that shifty cohort of conniving convicts
& The Honourable Mr.Laycock with tales of tall merriment

The winter galley is serving hearty gruel from 7pm
And the liquor bar is open - mulled wine, beer and rum!

Happening in the heart of Brunswick at 3 Merrifields St$10 entry
$15 entry with a serve of hearty gruel
(both includes a CD of Salty Serge's new album "Fat, Fur & Feathers)

And it's a dress up affair!
Dress with a 19th century nautical nuance orcome in your dirtiest colonial beige* 

*HOW TO DRESS FOR SUCH A SALTY EVENT:
1. Find some white or off white clothes in the gutter or at an op shop - a shirt, a blouse, long boofy skirt, cravat, pants, pantaloons, etc...
2. Throw them in a pot of boiling water with ample tea leaves and/or coffee grains (and brown onions skins inf ya like) and lots of salt.
3. Boil 'em for a bit, then take 'em out, wring 'em, and rub salt liberally in some parts.
4. Hang on hills hoist.
5. Whenst dry, apply extra stains:
a. roll around in some dirt or rub mud in specialized areas of your choice.
b. tomato sauce or coal smudged here and there can also be very effective.
6. The attire may just need a few rips here and there, and there ya have it. (Do not iron costume.)