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APRIL 2024 NEWSLETTER

APRIL 2024 NEWSLETTER

We are pleased to bring you the April 2024 edition of the Highways and Byways newsletter. In this issue, we are delighted to bring you updates and stories from our Small Grants Program, including the inspiring work of volunteers to regenerate land across the country,...

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MOMENTS OF YARNING

MOMENTS OF YARNING

Fiona Green will always carry with her the profound image of a moment from the Mparntwe/Alice Springs section of last year’s Wellspring Care for Creation Listening Pilgrimage. She was sitting amongst a circle of people. The circle of Indigenous and non-Indigenous,...

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KIM SERVES UP A TREAT

KIM SERVES UP A TREAT

Kim Spriggs is working desperately to sustain her culture. She wants her own people to know about their culture and she wants non-Indigenous people to appreciate her history and let go of fears and suspicions about Aboriginal people. One important step was the...

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COASTAL COLUMN

COASTAL COLUMN

Click here to view the story of Lily, an 11-year-old Tasmanian girl, who inspired a community to come together to celebrate International Women's Day. The article, Young Girl Inspiring Youth for International Women's Day, was featured in The Coastal Column in February...

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LILY’S LETTER

LILY’S LETTER

My pitch to council By Lily, age 10 Homeschooler and member of Free2b Girls, St Helens Monday 7 August 2023 Monday 7 August 2023 Hello, It was such a good experience today, to see my peers speaking about Free2b Girls and the other youth groups in our community. And it...

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YARCK TO YEA WALK, RUN, RIDE – 27 JULY 2024

YARCK TO YEA WALK, RUN, RIDE – 27 JULY 2024

Together with the Missionary Sisters of Service (MSS), Highways and Byways is hosting the 2024 Yarck to Yea Walk, Run, Ride on Saturday 27 July. This is an annual event to raise funds for the small grants and partnership programs of Highways and Byways. It’s a...

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FOREST REVEALS IT’S SECRETS

FOREST REVEALS IT’S SECRETS

Standing on the ridge of the Hunter River Reserve, surrounded by beautiful spotted gums, with sandstone steps down to the river flats, it’s hard to imagine you’re in one of the last remaining strands of intact native vegetation along the lower Hunter River. And...

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