Jun 18, 2020
Two containers of fish and three...
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May 1, 2020
She has five children, is a self-confessed political animal, and maintains she got into local government because she was “a sticky beak”. She studied singing and piano, loves skiing, is passionate about her ward, and the role SOWN plays in caring for it....
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May 1, 2020
Bob Whiteman’s interest in environmental conservation began with a Christmas tree that outgrew its pot; “I went and planted it on the creek and nurtured it. It’s still there. It was as simple as that.” While he remembers the early organization...
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May 1, 2020
Brian Hallinan had the vision, the position and the foresight to imagine SOWN ” in and around 1993″. At the time he was the Councillor for The Gap, and his work with Council provided plenty of experience: he had been Chairman of Works and Chairman of Water...
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May 1, 2020
It probably helps that Brian Sait has a military background: his achievements as an early co-ordinator of SOWN would have required focussed planning as well as precision in their execution. He rallied the many volunteers and revegetated, re-stocked and revitalised a...
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May 1, 2020
Clif Bell’s wife Wendy refers to the stretch of creek beyond their back garden as “Clif’s Shed”. Clif says he gets sick of sitting around, “So I …hop over the back fence with a mattock or a grubber and do a bit of work, and you feel good...
