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The Community Development Newsletter will provide additional information on:
- Grants
- Resources
- Best practice
- Community and Club Events
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JANUARY EDITION 2021
- Celebrations
- Tips
- Grants and Opportunities
- Not For Profit Law
- Resources
- Events
**Please note: The Shire of Gingin Community Development Officer Helen Sutherland's mobile number has changed to 0419 604 101.
The Shire of Gingin wishes all an amazing and safe Holiday break
and a joyous 2021.
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RECOGNITION OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUR LONG SERVING VOLUNTEERS Closes 1 March
Acknowledge the significant efforts of your volunteers through the WA Volunteer Service Awards program. The program recognises Western Australian (WA) volunteers who have provided 25 years or more of voluntary service, and in 2021 will also acknowledge those volunteers who have served across multiple organisations.
• Nominations can be made for WA volunteers who have provided 25 years or more of voluntary service to a single organisation. Nominees receive a 25 or 50 years of service commemorative badge and a personalised certificate in recognition of their service.
• For 2021, nominations can also be made for WA volunteers who have served for 25 years or more service across multiple organisations. Nominees are acknowledged through a certificate of longstanding service.
It is anticipated a Volunteer Service Awards event will be held during National Volunteer Week in 2021. To allow for any COVID-19 restrictions in place at the time of the event, seating will be limited and via invitation only. Details will be determined closer to the date. All other awards will be made available to nominating organisations or directly to recipients in May 2021.
Complete and submit the online nomination form. If you have multiple nominees from your organisation, please contact email for further information on how to submit.
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CONGRATULATIONS WEST COAST HONEY 2020 WA REGIONAL CUSTOMER SERVICE AWARD WINNERS
West Coast Honey was founded in 2003 and has built honey extraction facilities and sell beekeepers’ honey. New owner and manager Tina Mettam took over almost 5 years ago. They have a small café offering homemade cakes and treats and barista coffees and cold drinks. Their facilities allow visitors to learn about the importance of our environment, the life of a Honey Bee, Beekeeper/Apiarist, the extraction of honey and the different by-products produced from the hive. They provide a people friendly customer service and welcome visitors to experience the world of bees and the products they produce - "Heaven from a hive". LOCATED AT 72 Gingin Brook Rd, Granville WA 6503
Picture of Troy Anderson, Regional Wholesale Manager NSW, Ricoh Australia presenting West Coast Honey with the Ricoh Australia Customer Service Award at the 2020 WA Regional Achievement and Community Awards
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Beehind every small business there is a family!
To find out more, see Roxannes Dance Workshop’s Facebook page or contact Roxanne on 0419192511.
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DO YOU KNOW AN INSPIRATIONAL YOUNG ACHIEVER? Nominations Close Wednesday 27th January 2021.
Nominations for the 7NEWS Young Achiever Awards are now open and the search has begun for incredible young people under 29 from Western Australia. Category winners will each receive $1,000 cash, a $500 Barter card account, a $500 Qoin account and a trophy. To submit a nomination or alternatively, make the process that much easier by calling 9201 1155 to pass on their details. For assistance please feel free to call the Awards Office or email .The Young Achiever Awards aim to acknowledge, encourage and most importantly promote the positive achievements of all young people and pays tribute to their vision, innovation and commitment.
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BE SMART DOWNLOAD DECKEE
Deckee is a free app that places vital safety information for WA waterways at people’s fingertips as they prepare to and spend time on the water. The app provides location-based data including navigation aids, speed zones and webcams in an interactive format, which will not only inform skippers while they are out on the water, it will give DoT insights into boating behaviour. Information to plan a safe day on the water is also available including safety equipment requirements, public mooring locations, jetties, ski area boundaries, boat ramp locations and more. The app also provides direct access to weather forecasts and its many handy tools are suited to those who are on the water for recreation, those working in the marine sector and others in the broader community.
Deckee is available now for FREE download from the App Store and Google Play Store.
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TIPS
Fuel Your Body Booklet - Healthy Eating Guidelines
Move Your Body, Improve Your Health and Remove Hazards booklet - Stay On Your Feet
How Can I Get Off The Floor?
Home Safety Checklist
Age Friendly Home Maintenance Kit - How to get the most out of your home.
The Next State Election - Saturday 13 March 2021. The Electoral Education Centre is encouraging everyone to make sure they are enrolled or have updated their details. This can be done online. The electoral roll closes at 6.00pm on Thursday 11 February 2021.Don’t forget voting is compulsory. If you would like to arrange an information session about the voting process for your community group, please email .
Are You Having Problems With Your Electricity, Gas Or Water Provider That You Can’t Fix With Them? Then talk to the Energy and Water Ombudsman on 1800 754 004 or complete their online complaint form. They may be able to help and their services are FREE. You can make a complaint about any provider of electricity, gas and water services in WA. The Energy and Water Ombudsman is an independent impartial body that investigates and resolves complaints about electricity, gas and water providers.
Are Your Unsure About Your Workplace Entitlements And Obligations During Coronavirus? - The Fairwork Ombudsman has information about returning to work, the JobKeeper scheme, pay and leave, stand downs, work health and safety and more.
Centrelink Debt In Response To COVID-19 Is Ending - To find out more about how debts will be issued and collected click here.
Current Covid 19 Scams - If you have been scammed or have seen a scam, you can make a report on the Scamwatch website, and find more information about where to get help.
Know The Signs Of A Tax Scam -Scams are getting harder to spot. Know what to look out for!
Trusted Sources For Community Groups To Help Cope With Covid-19
Back Pain - Accurate knowledge about back pain can help reduce your pain! Take the Quiz! Learn more about preventing and managing low back pain.
Covid 19 Mental Health Campaign - The ‘How’s your head today?’ campaign highlights ways to help Australians cope with challenges such as staying connected, daily routines and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Access a range of resources on finances and telephone support.
Older Persons COVID-19 Support Line 1800 171 866 - The Older Persons COVID-19 Support Line provides information and support to senior Australians, their families and carers. Call Monday to Friday, except public holidays, from 8.30am to 6pm.
A Question For Young People About Their Friendships! Take the Quiz. Friendships can be complex. But, there are things you can do to improve your friendships (and to move on from those that aren't working for you anymore).
Safe Celebration Tips – Look out for one another, hints for drinking less.
Realistic New Year Resolutions - New Year's resolutions are often counter-productive to your mental health. Try these 5 Healthy Resolutions from This Way Up (Clinical Research Unit-St Vincent’s Hospital & University of NSW) to start 2021 on the right track.
1. Connect with others
2. A good sleep routine. Free Managing Insomnia Course
3. Light exercise
4. Practice mindfulness. Free Introduction to Mindfulness Course
5. Seek support when needed ‘Take a Test’ tool to find out
For more tips and online self-help courses.
What Is A Standard Drink? - A standard drink contains 10 grams of pure alcohol. The type of alcohol makes no difference, 10 grams of alcohol is 10 grams of alcohol, whether it is in beer, wine or spirits. It does not matter whether it is mixed with soft drink, fruit juice, water or ice. The updated Australian Guidelines to Reduce Health Risks from Drinking Alcohol Guidelines are:
To reduce the risk of harm from alcohol-related disease or injury, healthy men and women should drink no more than 10 standard drinks a week and no more than 4 standard drinks on any one day. The less you drink, the lower your risk of harm from alcohol.
To reduce the risk of injury and other harms to health, children and people under 18 years of age should not drink alcohol.
To prevent harm from alcohol to their unborn child, women who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy should not drink alcohol. For women who are breastfeeding, not drinking alcohol is safest for their babies.
Staying Safe And Connected This Festive Season - Find Out How!
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Did you know over 90% of WA is bushfire prone?
Odds are you live in or near such an area, so it’s important to be prepared and plan ahead to keep safe in the event of a fire. You can check if you live in a bushfire-prone area using the bushfire prone area map. While leaving high-risk bushfire areas is the safest option, if you choose to stay and defend your home, you need to have an independent water supply, such as water tanks, and a means to pump the water in the event of power loss, such as a generator. For more information.
My Bushfire Plan - is the focus of DFES’ 2020/21 bushfire campaign, called ‘How fireproof is your plan?’ The campaign will be live throughout the summer months to remind Western Australians of their bushfire risk and direct them to My Bushfire Plan to make their plan. Community can be better prepared for bushfire by downloading the My Bushfire Plan app Google Play / Apple App Store on their device.
To receive Harvest/ Vehicle movement ban notifications via an SMS, please register your details here.
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Do You Have The Enough Water For Your Fire Plan?
Ensuring you have an adequate water supply is an important part of bushfire planning. WA water rules support landholders or occupants in ‘at risk’ bushfire areas with groundwater bores and access to surface water from rivers, streams and creeks. This includes those with access to scheme water, which the government advises should not be relied upon in times of bushfire. Both water licensees and unlicensed water users with domestic garden bores and/or riparian rights to stock and domestic water, can prepare for a bushfire by taking and storing water as part of their bushfire emergency plan.
In the case of licensed water users, this water does not count as part of your annual entitlement, and it is recommended you keep a record of the amount of water taken to support your fire plan and that you ensure it is used for emergency fire situations only.
Landholders factoring water availability in a fire plan need to make sure water is accessible and address other issues such as emergency power to run bores and pumps.
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What Is Dementia?
Dementia describes a collection of symptoms that are caused by disorders affecting the brain. It is not one specific disease. Dementia affects thinking, behaviour and the ability to perform everyday tasks and in time will interfere with the person’s normal, social and working life. Everyone with dementia is unique. There are many different types of dementia and symptoms can present differently in different people.
National Dementia Helpline 1800 100 500.
Every 3 seconds someone in the world develops dementia. There are currently more than 459,000* people in Australia who have dementia and many of these people are living and actively participating in their community. There are some simple steps you can take to make your local community, business or organisation more dementia-friendly. Good Communication Tips for talking with people with Dementia. To keep updated click on Dementia Australia.
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Fair Game have large stocks of recycled sports equipment, and would love to distribute it out to organisations in need! This includes equipment for just about every sport, from basketball and football to high quality hockey sticks as well as shoes and uniforms, so please ask for whatever you need and they will provide it to you free of charge. So, if your organisation would love some sports equipment or uniforms, please fill out their wishlist form found here. More information about their recycle & donate program can be found here or email / 0411 524 905
Ban On Single Use Plastics - To be developed and implemented between 2021 and 2023, and includes a gradual State-wide phase out of single-use plastics including (but not limited to) plastic straws, thick plastic bags, polystyrene food containers, helium balloon releases and micro-beads. The Plan prioritises avoiding single-use plastics and substituting with reusable alternatives wherever possible.
Why Not Try Furoshiki? This Japanese art of fabric wrapping and tying is what was traditionally used prior to the rise in popularity of plastic bags and is a lovely no waste alternative to standard wrapping paper. As fabric comes in so many beautiful colours and patterns, it provides you with the perfect opportunity to spice up your gift and add a personal touch. Check out the video on YouTube to see three ways of Furoshiki wrapping.
DIY Coffee Scrub - Is easy to prepare, affordable, and a great way to make use of coffee grounds. Step it up a notch by adding vanilla essence or cinnamon.
Which Bin Do I Use? Decorations may look great on a Christmas tree but not so great in your yellow lidded Recycling bin! Items like tinsel, beads and other Christmas decorations can tangle in the machinery at the Materials Recovery Facility where your recycling is taken to be sorted. Please make sure to place any discarded decorations into your General red lidded Waste bin or, better yet, save them to use again year after year. To reduce which bin confusion download the Recycle Right App or visit recycle right.
Search Diversity WA — Is an online search facility that details the demographic, cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds of Western Australians, including profiles of all WA electoral divisions and local government areas. This is a great resource to access data when applying for funding.
Routines Help Children - According to Goodstart Early Learning, knowing what's going to happen next is key in enhancing babies’ and toddler’s security and emotional stability.
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SUPPORT FOR BUSINESSES
Find Government Assistance, grants and events. Use these finder tools to explore government services available to help businesses. Events and Training / Grants and Programs / Expertise and Advice
Access Business grants, funding and support programs
Promote your business and seek part time employees on the StudyPerth Jobs Board. Many international students seek part-time employment opportunities throughout their studies. Any form of paid, part-time employment can bring many benefits for both the employer, and the student. If you are looking for highly motivated and dedicated part-time or casual staff, you can register your business and any of your job opportunities for free and start receiving applications today from international students in WA.
Is your Business facing financial difficulties?
Find out what to do if your small business is facing financial difficulties and identify the issues you need to consider from the Australian Securities & Investments Commission. Watch the Video. For more information.
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GRANTS & OPPORTUNITIES
2021 Gingin Community Bank Branch and Lancelin Branch WA - Scholarship for Bachelor's degree studies Closes 29 January 2021 / Schroll down on the website to the Gingin Community Bank Branch and Lancelin Branch WA for more details or contact Linda Balcombe 9575 1560.
2021 Gingin Community Bank Branch and Lancelin Branch WA - Scholarship for TAFE studies Closes 29 January 2021
Schroll down on the website to the Gingin Community Bank Branch and Lancelin Branch WA for more details or contact Linda Balcombe 9575 1560.
Highways and Byways Closes February 2021
Up to $3000 to assist people and communities to address disadvantage and inequality, focusing on healing of the land, the earth, the ecosystems, and the Australian people.
WasteSorted champions for the WasteSorted Awards 2021! Closes 2 February 2021
Recognises innovative solutions to reduce waste, improve reuse and recycling, and showcase people going above and beyond in the waste sector and in our community. Open to all individuals, business and industry, government, schools, community organisations, not-for-profits and the media. Find Out More.
WA Hiking Participation Grants Closes 10 February 2021
Growing participation in hiking in WA through the development and delivery of new opportunities for participation, skill development and/or building the capacity of leaders (including guides, instructors and volunteers). Funds between $5000 and $25,000.
Saluting their Service Commemorative Grants Program Closes 11 February 2021
Up to $10,000 for a broad scope of expenditure categories including landscaping, venue hire, entertainment, display cabinets, restoration costs, flagpole supply and/or installation, new memorial and much more.
Heritage Grants Program Closes 12 February 2021
The 2020-21 program offers a new Community Heritage Grants stream for community engagement. Up to $20,000 for community events, activities and heritage interpretation that aims to help businesses and not-for-profit organisations share the stories behind valuable heritage places.
Building Better Regions Fund Closes 5 March 2021
Local communities, particularly those impacted by loss of regional tourism, can apply to receive project financial support. For new or expanded local events, strategic regional plans, or leadership and capability strengthening activities that provide economic and social benefits to regional areas. From $5,000.
NAB Foundation Community Grants Closes 31 March 2021
Grants of up to $10,000 to fund local projects aiming to: help people and places prepare for natural disasters, assist in short and long-term recovery efforts, build community resilience against future disasters, strengthen the environment to be more resilient to natural disasters, and/or help communities reduce their climate risk.
Reduced Training Fees for WA students - The WA Government is reducing the training fees for TAFE qualifications in priority areas. A second round of fee reductions was announced recently. Qualifications that have had a 50% reduction in fees include: Certificates II, III and IV, and Diploma in Agriculture; Certificates II and III in Production Horticulture; Certificate II in Rural Operations; Certificates II, III and IV, and Diploma in Horticulture; Certificate II in Conservation and Land Management; Certificate III in Indigenous Land Management; Certificate III in Landscape Construction and Diploma of Landscape Design; Certificate II in Production Nursery; Certificate II and III in Shearing; Certificate II in Aquaculture and Certificate II in Maritime Operations. These fee reductions also apply to Traineeships and Apprenticeships. Combined with a 50% apprentice wage subsidy until September 2021, the new Job Maker incentive of $100-200 pw and Commonwealth and State incentives, it is an exceptional time to increase the skills of the workforce through employment-based training (check specific incentive details with your ASSN).See: SkillsReady for more details of the training available.
Grant Caretaker Period 2021 -The Western Australian State Election will be held on Saturday 13 March 2021. In line with other state public sector agencies Healthway and Lotterywest will assume a caretaker role from early February 2021, and follow the guidelines which will be issued at the commencement of the caretaker period. During the caretaker period, they will continue to receive and assess grant funding applications, however funding decisions will be deferred until after the caretaker period has ended. Please contact Healthway if you think your organisation may be affected by this on 133 777 or email .
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What Is Lifeline?
Lifeline WA’s is a community service that offers free grief and bereavement counselling to families, parents, young people or children affected before, during or after separation, a bereavement or loss. Bereavement is traditionally linked to death and the grief felt after the loss of a loved one. However, feelings of bereavement can also be associated with other loss such as the loss of a relationship; loss of a pet; loss of a job; a change to your way of life; or loss of important possessions. Grief is a normal response to life events and everyone will go through this, to varying degrees, at some point in their lives.
Separation can be a difficult time for families, particularly for children who are often confused about changes in their lives. Lifeline WA’S Free Separated Mums and Dads program is a unique service that provides support to parents and their children before, during and after separation. Children are invited to meet with a Lifeline WA counsellor when it’s appropriate, for the children’s views and feelings to be heard. Children’s feedback helps parents and carers to develop parenting plans that are in their child’s best interests. Extended family members, including step parents and grandparents, may also access the program. To book a place in one of the workshops or for a counselling appointment: Phone: (08) 9261 4444 / Email / Video and telephone counselling is available to residents throughout WA. For more information. For crisis support Call 13 11 14. / If your life is in immediate danger, call 000. To chat online to an online crisis supporter. Online chat is available from 7pm to 12am (AEST) every day.
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WHAT IS DVassist? ***A NEW SERVICE FOR THE WHEATBELT***
The DVassist website is a resource to help you to learn more about domestic and family violence, and to connect you to local domestic and family violence help. DVassist provides free support and counselling for any person in regional WA who feels unsafe, disrespected or isolated in their relationship. You can free call DVassist Monday to Friday between 10am – 7pm on 1800 080 083.
This website explains what domestic and family violence is. It is not just physical violence. DVassist is here to help, with information, resources and practical support for those experiencing or concerned about others who may be experiencing domestic and family violence. Domestic and family violence can often be hard to define and understand. Behavioural abuse, emotional abuse and psychological abuse can all be forms of domestic and family violence.
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NOT-FOR-PROFIT LAW
Do you know of any clubs or associations that no longer exist?
If your club or association is no longer operating and has not officially wound up, then we want to hear from you. Consumer Protection can be notified about inactive associations by completing a very simple 'report a defunct association' online form.
It is helpful if you can provide information about:
- The club or association’s last known contact details;
- When you believe it stopped operating; and
- Details of the former committee members.
If you are unsure if your club or association is still registered, please check its status by searching on AssociationsOnline . Information for clubs and associations thinking about winding up is available from the Inc Guide under – Deregistering an association's incorporation.
The SafeWA app has been updated, to improve the experience for everyone who has taken the opportunity to use it as a contact register. The use of SafeWA to maintain a contact register, while encouraged, is optional. Businesses should not deny entry to patrons if they do not have the SafeWA app. When a paper-based contact register is used as an alternative, businesses must protect the privacy of patrons and contact information should not be visible. There is a toolkit available for businesses to help in communicating with their stakeholders about the contact register. A poster that can be displayed next to a venue’s unique QR code has also been translated into 28 languages. This, together with a fact sheet and templates for paper-based registration is available on the advice in other languages page. Templates allowing businesses to print and cut individual slips for patrons to fill out and drop into a secure ballot-style box is also available.
Fundraising Resources - To help you work out whether your fundraising is covered by fundraising laws, and whether you need to get a licence or approval. There are different fundraising laws in each state and territory, so if you are fundraising online you may need to consider the laws in each of those places.
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Find Out About The Volunteer Information Records Administrator (VIRA)
The hard work of co-ordinating volunteers is about to get easier! Built by volunteer co-ordinators, for volunteer co-ordinators, VIRA simplifies and streamlines every facet of volunteer management, from recruitment and administration, to mobilisation, reporting and enhancing the volunteer experience. Save time, reduce admin and free up yourself and your volunteers to do more good. To ensure VIRA meets your needs Volunteering WA invite you to take a closer look and see a demo of VIRA.
Want to take a closer look at VIRA? -You can find out about VIRA via the VIRA website .You can also view a copy of the current VIRA manual that will help to guide you through how VIRA works. There is a VIRA demo site if you would like to take a look. The login details are: Username: vira Password: vira$2012. The VIRA flyer also gives you all the information you need on the cost options available. Ready to see a demo of VIRA? You can watch the VIRA demo video which will guide you through how VIRA works and all of its main features so you can see how it can be used as a volunteer management tool.
Have the events of 2020 inspired you to help others in your community?
Pledge to start your volunteer journey by visiting the GoVolunteer website or downloading the GoVolunteer App to search for a volunteer opportunity to suit you. You can also select to receive notifications when a new opportunity matches your chosen criteria or contact Helen Sutherland Shire of Gingin Community Development Officer 0419 604 101 for a connection.
Vollie is a FREE volunteer recruitment platform that helps your charity, non-profit or social enterprise find skilled online volunteers. Video.
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RESOURCES
Services Australia have updated their recently arrived in Australia brochure. The brochure contains information that might be useful if you've recently moved to Australia, particularly around payments and services from the Australian Government.
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) What is the NDIS? What Questions do I answer to receive funding?
If you have an NDIS plan, want to know more about the NDIS or just want a better understanding of disability and inclusion then join APM Communities for a free, practical one-on-one Q&A session. Find out more - Call: 1300 276 522 or Email: Katie.Leeder@apm.net.au. She will be at the Gingin CRC 10am-3pm Wed 2021 Jan 20.
The Goodbye Guide - An end of life planning checklist and a conversation starter. It includes the latest information and sources of support heading into 2021.
Sport Australia formally the Australian Sports Commission has an extensive range of updated brilliant resources significant to sporting AND community organisations
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EVENTS
Skateboarding WA (SWA) is run by West Australian skateboarders with a focus on promoting skateboarding as an alternative sport, a lifelong recreational activity with a creative welcoming community of practitioners. SWA serves the community by supporting participants, young and old, in finding the happiness, health and social benefits that flourish through the shared passion of skateboarding.
Session Details - Girls only-all levels Jan 25, 2021, 9:00 - 11:00 AM Ocean Reef Skatepark // Jam Session - Jan 29, 2021, 5:00 - 7:00 PM Ocean Reef Skatepark,
For more information- 0438 928 183 / Email / Facebook
Telethon Holiday Makers Program // For kids on the autism spectrum in the January school holidays at the Hepburn Centre Marangaroo // 12, 19 and 27 January // 9.30am to 4.30pm // Mini golf, scavenger hunt, special effects makeup and sweet treat creations. For more Information.
Summer Movies - Perth's balmy summer evenings offer the perfect setting to watch a movie under the stars. With a range of unique venues dotted across the Perth region, choose from a city rooftop experience at the Rooftop Movies in Northbridge, pack a picnic for an evening on the grass at the Moonlight Cinema in Kings Park, take a seat under the pine trees at the University of Western Australia’s Somerville Auditorium for Perth Festival’s film season, or choose from various locations at the outdoor Telethon Community Cinemas. For a unique outdoor cinema experience, Galaxy Drive-In Theatre in the outer suburb of Kingsley offers Perth’s only drive-in theatre, and at the World Heritage-listed Fremantle Prison, some of the best prison movies of all time will be screened in the prison grounds from January 12 to February 7 as part of Prison Cinema.
The Gingin Shire uses its website and Facebook page to promote local sporting groups and community events for free. If your group is having a fundraiser or event which is open to community members, drop them a line on 9575 5100 to assist with your promotion. The Shire covers Gingin to the coast and from Lancelin to Woodridge.
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Please Note - The Shire of Gingin does not endorse any other website and the information contained herein is not intended to be a source of advice or credit analysis with respect to the material presented, and the information and/or documents contained in this newsletter do not constitute investment advice.
Disclaimer - The information contained in this publication is generic and should not replace professional advice concerning individual circumstances. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve rapidly and the accuracy of the information contained in this newsletter cannot be guaranteed should the situation have changed following the date of issue for this newsletter.
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Helen Sutherland
Community Development Officer
Mobile: 0419 604 101
Direct Tel: 9575 5162
Email: cdo@gingin.wa.gov.au
Web: www.gingin.wa.gov.au
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Amy Gibbs
Community Events and Services Officer
Direct Tel: 9575 5162
Email: ceso@gingin.wa.gov.au
7 Brockman Street (PO Box 510)
Gingin WA 6503
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