Guest speaker and former NRL player Mark O’Meley .
Supporting Men’s Mental Health.
Date:
June 16
Time:
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Venue
Collins Park
Tibbereena St
Narrabri, NSW 2390 Australia
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Firsthand experience of drought and an understanding of the toll it can take on farming businesses, bank
balances and emotional well-being was the catalyst for a series of Dealing with the Dry: Farm management
options during and after drought forums being run across northern New South Wales next month.
Initiated by Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) Grower Relations Manager Susan
McDonnell, the forums aim to deliver practical advice ranging from how to talk about debt with your bank
manager, to accessing government services and identifying and supporting mental health issues.
A grain grower herself, Mrs McDonnell said the GRDC Dealing with the Dry forums would be run in small
communities across NSW and were focused on delivering genuinely helpful information directly to those in
need.
“Unfortunately, like many people involved in rural industries, I know only too well the impact of drought. It can
be extremely demoralising and leave you wondering how you will get through both from a financial and
psychological perspective,” she said.
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From the Gloucester Advocate story by Anne Keen
Gloucester's Lyn Stewart had a niggling interest in researching her family history.
Like many Australians, her family tree has a range of convicted criminals, which was partly what first piqued her interest. But it was chasing down that tale of her great great grandmother, Margaret Murphy which inspired her to write a book.
She started researching her relative by first acquiring Margaret's death certificate as it provided details of her date of death, the date and location of her birth, and the names of her parents.
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PILATES:
Monday 2:15-3pm
Tuesday 12:15-1pm
Wednesday 5:30-6:15pm
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10703NAT Certificate 1 in Fundamental Aboriginal Languages for Personal Use.
Commencing on 19th August 2019
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BULKY WASTE COLLECTION
A bulky waste collection service is happening in Narrabri Town and Narrabri Village (Narrabri, Boggabri, Wee Waa and Baan Baa) during the week of Monday 19 to Friday 23 August 2019. Cleanaway will collect bulk waste on the same day as your scheduled general waste bin collection - no bookings are required.
What can you do to prepare?
✅ Do a clean-out at home and decide if you could sell or donate items instead of throwing away
✅ Ensure your items are suitable for the bulk waste collection
✅ Make 4 piles in a safe location on the kerb. Sort by type of material where possible
✅ Visit Council's website for detailed information http://www.narrabri.nsw.gov.au/rubbish-and-recycling-1092.html
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Narrabri Shire and OzArk Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Study
OzArk and Council would like to invite the community to attend a workshop to discuss the Narrabri Shire Aboriginal Heritage Study and any areas that can acknowledge Aboriginal cultural heritage within the Narrabri Local Government Area (LGA) that could be listed on the Narrabri LEP.
If you are interested in attending a workshop, please register your attendance by COB Monday 12 August 2019.
For further information, please visit Council's website http://www.narrabri.nsw.gov.au/public-exhibition-and-notifications-1014.html or contact Council on (02) 6799 6866.
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AgQuip field days is staged over three days - Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, August 20, 21 and 22 2019. The event opens from 9am to 5pm on Tuesday and Wednesday and 9am to 4pm on Thursday, with the car-parking gates open from 7.30am daily.
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The Narrabri Community College is bringing the Accidental Counsellor: 2 Day CCWT Workshop to Narrabri on the 21 and 22 August.
Workers who are not employed as counsellors often find themselves placed in an impromptu counselling role as a result of issues or requests for help that arise from contact with clients in their workplace setting. They feel they can’t refuse to help, but how do they respond?
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The Narrabri Community College is bringing the Accidental Counsellor: 2 Day CCWT Workshop to Narrabri on the 21 and 22 August.
Workers who are not employed as counsellors often find themselves placed in an impromptu counselling role as a result of issues or requests for help that arise from contact with clients in their workplace setting. They feel they can’t refuse to help, but how do they respond?
This highly participative workshop will provide participants with a wealth of frameworks, information and skills development opportunities so that they can respond with increased skills and confidence.
Book directly with CCWT on https://www.ccwt.edu.au/course/CLNT03 to secure your place.
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