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Mangrove Mountain and Districts Community News
The Community News is a local newspaper publication, in a double sided A4 magazine style format of approximately 24 pages with 3000 copies.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.Community News Issue 973 - dated 19/9/2025
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Union Church Update 10th September 2021 By: Robert Meggs (4376 1217) On behalf of both the MMCG Inc and the MMUC Inc. The campaign to “Save the Mangrove Mountain Union Church” continues. We are working towards:- – Preventing the sale of the Mangrove Mountain Union Church (MMUC). – Stopping the winding-up of the MMUC Association by the Liquidator. – Returning the MMUC Association to management by, and for the benefit of, our local community. – Widening MMUC Association membership, thereby enabling more community involvement. We have now covered our initial account for legal services up to and including lodgement…
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MMUC FAQs By: Past MMUC Committee Over recent weeks there has been much comment, speculation and at times misinformation circulated about the sale of the Mangrove Mountain Union Church property. To set the record straight, the answers to some of the frequently asked questions are below. Why take the drastic step of selling the Church? The decision to sell the Church was not made lightly. The committee members had all been actively involved in and loyal to the Church for many years, and it was with sadness and regret that the decision to sell was made. Ultimately, with little community…
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Mangrove Emergency Planning & Communications Committee Inc. The MEPCC was established following the 1994 bush fires and based on recommendations made to the Royal Commission that followed. Two actions carried out by the MEPCC were the installation of a radio based emergency communications network and the establishment of a telephone tree system as the most simple and efficient means of quickly reaching the residents in our area. However over time the radio equipment has become outdated and fallen into disrepair ant the telephone tree suffer from a major weakness in that during disasters the landline and mobile phone systems regularly…
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