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Notices for Offshore Residents
of Pittwater, Australia
June 2009
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Scotland Island Fire Shed Dinner
Saturday July
7 at 7pm
Island Players
Next Show is
“Mixed Doubles”
Did you see Rocky
Horror? What about The Blues Brothers, Ladies
Sing the Blues, Scotland Idols, or Open for Inspection? If
you
did, you will know what a lot of fun being part of The Players can be.
Why not come to the hall next Sunday
28 June at 10:30am.
We are going to sort out our next production “Mixed Doubles” – lots of
short sketches/playlets (about 10 minutes each) - which is a really
good way to start getting involved.
Even if you don’t want to go on stage there are other things you can
do: like lighting, sound, set building and decorating, ticket sales etc.
Why not come along just to have a look?
Everyone
welcome!
Indigenous Interests Group 2009 -
Second Meeting
Aboriginal
landowners and mining in Central Australia:
Finding equitable arrangements
Rodger Barnes is a geologist who has been working for over 16 years
with the Central Land Council in Alice Springs. He is their chief
negotiator on mining leases — forging agreements between traditional
landowners and mining companies. He has been writing this work up as a
Masters Thesis at the Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, part
of the Sustainable Minerals Institute at the University of Queensland.
When:
1 July at 7.30pm
Where: Robyn
and Tim’s house – between Bell and Cargo wharves, on the waterfront.
House with green chook shed and curved mud brick wall.
What to bring:
please bring something to eat and drink.
Tea and coffee will be provided.
Enquiries contact Lisa - 0432 893 590
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