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Thanks Bendigo Bank

We are grateful for ongoing support by a great local who helps our community grow in very real, practical ways.
Mundaring Community Bank® Branch Bendigo Bank:

 is a franchise of Bendigo Bank
 is owned by local people
 gives 80% of its profits back to the Hills community

We both strive to build a stronger, more sustainable community.

Click here for more about us & the Transition movement.

We're part of the growing international Transition Network. Local groups all working for sustainable change in their communities. Find out more here: www.transitionnetwork.org

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Resilience

Seizing Defeat

When Frank and I stepped back from the Net Photosynthetic Productivity question — those physics are settled — and examined the social side of the equation, we came full circle to …

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Tomorrow evening – please come along and learn about Compassionate Communities!
Mundaring Sharing, 3 Craigie Pl, Mundaring
at 7.00pm
The talk will be followed by a light supper
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Toxic timebomb waiting to happen … too right! Sign the petition by clicking on graphic 🙂 ta … See MoreSee Less

Can you spare a minute to help LORI MYLES?

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227 signatures are still needed! Help us ban e-waste from landfill in Western Australia!

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2 days ago

EOIs sought for new seedlings program

The program will focus on improving waterways, providing habitats for wildlife, minimising the spread of dieback and increasing tree canopy cover throughout the region. More info can be found on our website – www.mundaring.wa.gov.au, click on ‘Services’ tab, then click on ‘Environment’. (Photo: David Baylis, Community Newspaper Group) … See MoreSee Less

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Compassionate Communities – mailchi.mp/708149a3f0ec/mit-oct-newsletter-2843989 … See MoreSee Less

November Newsletter

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Free courses for National Recycling Week; GO2CUPS arrive in Mundaring; Boomerang bags; Whim Festival stall; Mundaring Shire divestment; environmental science student and plastic free living.

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