CWA Dorrigo in Dorrigo, New South Wales | Community organisation

CWA Dorrigo

Locality: Dorrigo, New South Wales

Address: 22 Cudgery Street 2453 Dorrigo, NSW, Australia

Website: https://cwaofnsw.org.au/

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25.01.2022 CWA Awareness Week @ Dorrigo Library (6-13 September) - a huge thank you to our Members, Barbara and Edwina for putting together the display for everyone to see. CWA focus this year is on domestic violence and is asking the local community to take a stand against domestic violence in their own towns and suburbs. This year’s Awareness Week is shining the spotlight on domestic violence and the confronting statistics that underline the need for urgent action in the areas of support services, perpetrator rehabilitation and prevention programs, particularly in rural and regional NSW, where this kind of assistance can be hours away.

25.01.2022 Tuesday tribute to Mrs G of Mukinbudin in WA - still working at 90.

24.01.2022 Despite the FDR being 'only' Very High tomorrow Friday 25th Sept a TOTAL FIRE BAN is in place for the Clarence Valley Council Area. If you have a permit fire bu...rning at present it MUST be extinguished by midnight tonight. All fire permits are suspended for Mid North Coast area also. This includes Dorrigo and Bellingen. See more

23.01.2022 Cold front on the way!!! After we have the heat today . . .

21.01.2022 Confused about when to wear a face mask? We recommend you wear a face mask whenever you can’t physical distance. For example You can find out more here: www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/face-masks

21.01.2022 Sunday morning recipe ... I used leftover mashed potato and added cooked bacon and tasted delicious. Thanks David Lovett for recipe.

21.01.2022 Virgin Australia says flights on 10 routes will not resume in the foreseeable future, as it continues its post-coronavirus restructure. Flights to Uluru, Tamwor...th, Port Macquarie, Albury, Mildura, Hervey Bay, and Cloncurry had been jettisoned during the COVID-19 pandemic. The service from Sydney to Tonga will also not resume. A Virgin Australia spokesperson said in a statement it's not commercially viable to operate flights to the affected destinations with the expected demand. The airline is restructuring its fleet to primarily use Boeing 737 aircraft, removing smaller planes commonly flown to regional destinations.

20.01.2022 Congratulations Elizabeth Waugh, Dorrigo High school captain - fantastic achievement!

19.01.2022 It's an ambitious dream Tennis champion Pat Rafter assists with the first step of creating a koala corridor that stretches from Bangalow to the Clarence, ...out to Tenterfield and back through the Lismore LGA. It will take many millions of trees and volunteer hours but Bangalow Koalas is confident they'll ace it especially with a little star power like Pat Rafter to encourage more volunteers and landholders to sign up.

19.01.2022 Regional Youth Taskforce - entries close 18 October

19.01.2022 Huge thank you to Barbara and Edwina ... the display looks fantastic.

18.01.2022 Wednesday Wellness - book your appointment now for 17 September - Women’s Health Clinic will be visiting Dorrigo. Nurse Berry is available for appointments relating to the following: -Contraception & family planning -Pregnancy & post natal checks -Cervical screenings... -Menopause -Breast Awareness & issues -Sexual Health & STI's -Menstruation Issues -Other Gynaecological issues Please call us to book in on: 6652 8111 See more

15.01.2022 Monthly meeting will follow AGM.

12.01.2022 ***STATEMENT FROM CWA OF NSW IN RELATION TO THE APPROVAL OF THE NARRABRI GAS PROJECT*** The CWA of NSW is today totally disillusioned with state planning proces...ses after the Independent Planning Commission’s approval of the Santos Narrabri Gas Project. CWA of NSW CEO Danica Leys stated that it beggars belief how a project requiring 134 strict conditions can even proceed to approval. If a project needs this many conditions, it’s an indication that they need to go back to the drawing board. It doesn’t stack up. We’re concerned that compliance on conditions is severely lacking in any case. We’ve seen it in the past with mining and other extractive projects. These companies get the green light and off they go, there’s no looping back to ensure all of these conditions are upheld into the future. Rural communities once again are left with the impacts. We’re pleased to see some requirements in the IPC report relating to waste management and salt reuse or disposal. This is a significant concern and we’ll be keeping a close eye on where Santos proceed in this regard. However other impacts such as groundwater and impacts on farming activities, remain as significant concerns. We believe that the insurance issue is also yet to be adequately addressed. The Chief Scientist has directed the NSW Government to fix it, the Upper House inquiry said fix it before any gas projects can proceed. It hasn’t been addressed and yet here we are. We know the economic impacts have been inflated, we know there are still no proper assurances on the environmental impacts. With such significant community objection and now an approval with a huge amount of conditions our members are increasingly disillusioned with the whole process.

11.01.2022 The CWA primary product of study for 2021 is rice. Support Australian grown.

10.01.2022 Double demerits start at midnight tonight and continue until 11.59pm, Monday 5 October. Police will be targeting speeding, mobile phone, seatbelt and motorcycle helmet offences.

10.01.2022 For information: "Portrait of a Rural Woman" - entries close 14 October . . .

10.01.2022 It’s never too early to start Xmas fun!

09.01.2022 Monday Munchies - Jam Slice . . . yum

08.01.2022 Monday Munchies - this is delicious . . . I also add some poppyseed for a bit of crunch . . . the drizzle makes it!!! Happy Monday and enjoy this delicious cake.

07.01.2022 Do you know someone aged 12-24 years old living in regional NSW who’d be interested in joining the NSW Regional Youth Taskforce? The NSW Government is offering ...regional young people the opportunity to share their opinion on local issues, to represent their mates and peers, and to help make decisions that will drive change in their own community. Applications are open now and close on Sunday 18 October 2020 www.nsw.gov.au/RegionalYouthTaskforce See more

06.01.2022 For information . . .

05.01.2022 CWA of NSW Drought Aid program is still accepting applications.

04.01.2022 Each year our Agricultural & Environmental Committee chooses an Australian fauna and flora to encourage members to discover more about some of our native specie...s. A foe is also chosen to bring awareness to the pests having a negative impact on the environment. Fauna: Possum Flora: Pimelea Foe: Parthenium weed

03.01.2022 VERY HIGH FIRE DANGER Tomorrow Wed 23rd Sept for the Clarence Valley Council area. ALL Fire Permits are cancelled. Please don't light any fires tomorrow. If you have a fire alight consider extinguishing it now.