Mangrove Mountain Evening Branch of the CWA is delighted to share some heart warming news — quite literally! Thanks to the generous grant from the Mangrove Mountain Districts Country Fair …
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Learning at Central Mangrove PS These robotics are on loan from the NSW Department of Education’s eT4L program. Microbits: Microbits, small pocket-sized computers that bring coding and hardware interaction to …
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Now in our 81st year and still going strong, we’d love to say a big hello and a warm welcome to everyone reading this! We’re very grateful to the Mangrove …
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On the 15th March CWA Evening Branch and The Union Church Trust jointly hosted a very well supported event thanks to the Friends and Families of other CWA branches and …
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Community Groups
Learning from the Land: Aboriginal Culture Guides Students into Sustainable Futures
Recently, Central Mangrove Public School students had the opportunity to participate in an excursion with Rumbalara Environmental Education Centre (EEC) at Brisbane Water National Park. The day began with a …
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On Sunday 15th March 2026, the large format Bible which had been on the Union Church pulpit for almost 30 years was returned. The Bible came to the Union Church …
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Community Groups
Mangrove Mountain Poets Breakfast — A Beautiful Morning of Words, Food & Community
On Sunday, 16 March, locals and visitors came together at the Mangrove Mountain Union Church Hall for the much loved annual Poets Breakfast — a joint fundraising event hosted by …
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80th Anniversary To celebrate 80 years of community spirit, the Kariong Progress Association invites residents to contribute to our special 80-Year Commemorative Booklet. This is your opportunity to share your …
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The branch turned 80 years old in February 2026. That’s 80 years of helping in the community, women making new friendships, learning new skills and finding their voices for things …
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Our first General Meeting for 2026 was held on 12th February and was attended by ten members. We were thrilled to have Neil Genge as a visitor. He represented the …
