30/08/21 | Grant Stories, News
LUDLOW, WESTERN AUSTRALIA A group of 40 children and adults came together in the southwest of Western Australia in early July to help restore some of the last surviving tall tree forests in the world. These trees, eucalyptus known as Tuarts, are in in the Ludlow Tuart...
26/08/21 | Grant Stories, News
Highways and Byways – a Community of Service is pleased to release its final report on its 2020 Small Grants Program – Nourishing our Land and Our Communities – showcasing the efforts and achievements of its funding recipients nation-wide. Seventeen grants...
24/08/21 | Grant Stories, News, Newsletters
Greetings, We hope you enjoy a read of our latest newsletter. We have been receiving updates from some of our “Healing the Land” 2021 projects from across the country. Even within many areas of restrictions, organisations are adapting their projects and...
23/08/21 | Grant Stories, News
CLEVE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA Carmel Baxter likes to think that the quilts the Cleve quilters made, now comfort some of the people who lost everything in 2020 summer bushfires. The Cleve Country Quilters from the small town on South Australia’s Central Eyre Peninsula...
09/08/21 | Grant Stories, News
NUBEENA, TASMANIA Nubeena’s community garden has had a ‘facelift’ so that all the locals have a chance to stop and smell, touch, taste and pick the flowers. The DIGnity Garden program is about to start its autumn season of activities at the community garden, which is...
26/07/21 | Grant Stories, News
WEEMELAH, NEW SOUTH WALES For women who live in rural and remote parts of Australia, getting together to socialise can be difficult. More so if they want to learn a new skill or explore new creative interests. But a grant from Highways and Byways meant that the...
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