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Welcome to eNews #4. This issue features local stories, including an exciting award announcement for a local Landcare member; plus a great opportunity for local landholders to engage with our Koala Project staff next Thursday!
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Latest News
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NSW multigenerational farmer, Michael Taylor has scooped the pool being awarded the 2022 Australian Farmer of the Year.
"Michael runs sheep and supports regenerative farming practices, but above all he loves sharing his passion with others".
Plus, Richard (Rick) Wright awarded, 2022 Farming Legend of the Year.
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Congratulations to Dr Knox on winning the prestigious General Jeffrey Soil Health Award, at the recent National Landcare Awards. The New England region is lucky to have another recognised soil health hero!
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Attention Landholders in the Herbert Park, Puddledock and Tilbuster areas: Have you seen a koala on your place lately?
Southern New England Landcare is engaging with landholders in your area.
When: Thursday, 22nd September 2022, from 4.30pm to 6pm Where: Charlestown Willows Reserve, Rockvale Road, Armidale (next to Tilbuster Creek) Read More
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The Northern Tablelands region has been identified as an important area for the future of koalas.
You can be involved in a variety of ways. We'd love to have you connect with us in the Northern Tablelands Koala Partnership Project!
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Last Sunday’s AURG Working Bee was most productive and a great success. The weather was kind with everyone enjoying the sunshine.
All images courtesy of Angus Adair & Bryan Johnston.
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The ag sector and The Energy Charter have collaborated on the development of a short 15-minute survey which will guide the development of practical guidelines for co-existence between the agricultural sector and energy companies. Other community members who would like to share their views on this important topic are also invited to share their views.
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Events | Training | Opportunities & Grants
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The 2023 NSW Women of the Year Awards nominations are now open, celebrating the extraordinary women and girls who make a huge difference in our communities. Do you know someone you would like to recognise?
Noms close: 30th September 2022 Read More
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Round 5 of the SCC Fund aims to boost the wellbeing of communities in regional areas by providing new or upgraded social and sporting infrastructure, or community programs that have strong local support.
Funds: from $100,000 Closing: 23rd September 2022, by 5pm
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Round 2 of the Regional Tourism Activation Fund is focused on accelerating the development of high impact tourism (including nature-based tourism) and events infrastructure that will increase the international appeal of destinations in regional NSW, and boost the visitor economy through increased visitation and job creation.
Funds: from $500,000 to $20,000,000 Closing: 27th September 2022, by 5pm
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ACF's Wild At Art threatened species art competition for kids is back in 2022!
Online submissions are open to children living in Australia. Ages: 5 -12 year olds. Submissions close: Monday, 31st October. Read More
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Training in pesticide use is required under the Pesticides Act 1999 and Pesticides Regulation 2017. If you use pesticides (includes all Ag and Vet Chemicals) as part of your work, you must renew your training every 5 years.
There are three options for completing this training - face-to-face, online and via Zoom.
Face-to-Face near you
Guyra: Tuesday, 18th October 2022 Armidale: Wednesday, 19th October 2022 Tamworth: Wednesday, 7th December 2022
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A Great Eastern Ranges Initiative. Join leading experts at this two-day, high-level event to learn about the science and practice of connectivity conservation.
Date: 18th - 19th October, 2022 Location: Queensland Multicultural Centre, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane
Tickets available from: $250 - $450 Read More
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The RCS Grazing Clinic is a practical hands-on workshop that develops your skills as a grass manager.
Date: 25th - 27th October 2022 Where: Armidale Clinic Price: *Early Bird rate $1350 (until 26th September)
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The Armidale Tree Group has advised that they continue to experience cost increases in raw materials (bulk potting mix, fertilisers etc) and those passed on by their suppliers (tree guards, bagged potting mix), as well as increases in fuel and award wages.
They have endeavoured to absorb these costs for as long as possible, but have reached the point where unfortunately they are no longer able to do so. The review of costs resulted in some of their prices being increased, while others, in have remained unchanged.
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eNews #4 (2022-23) Pub. 16/9/22 |

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