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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.
Community News Issue 967 - dated 20/6/2025
GET INVOLVED – Developing a Community Resilience & Disaster Response Plan – CN933
GET INVOLVED – Developing a Community Resilience & Disaster Response Plan Wednesday 22nd November, 6pm to 7pm at Mangrove Mountain Hall The next community participation event will be used to progress the development of a community resilience and disaster response plan. Also to help residents prepare their own resilience and emergency plans. Don’t wait for a bushfire, flood or storm – GET READY!! * What are the community’s priorities in terms of getting ready for emergencies and how will we collaborate with emergency services agencies to address them? * How will responsibility for the area be shared – are there…
Youth View – Skilled Creative – Podcast from the Mangrove Mountain Country Fair
Youth View – Skilled Creative – Podcast from the Mangrove Mountain Country Fair I would like to thank the participants in our Youth View podcast for DIGIVAN. We have just made it live on spotify for you to listen to and share. Please like share and tell all your friends. It’s a great podcast and we are very thankful to you for being so brilliant. https://www.instagram.com/skilled_creative/ https://linktr.ee/skilledcreative/ https://open.spotify.com/show/4PF7OPGc4tBL9ziHmWgrHb?si=9e7c0344a36848fb&utm_medium=share&utm_source=linktree&nd=1 Sharon Aldrick Creative Coordinator
Developing a Community Led Resilience plan – CN932
Developing a Community Led Resilience plan Work has begun to gather the concerns, experiences and ideas of residents of the Mangrove Mountain and Districts community with the aim of developing a community led resilience and disaster preparation and response plan. The Red Cross notes “Recent global trends within emergency management have seen a shift towards a sharing of responsibility between various levels of government, emergency agencies, community services and communities themselves. With disasters being more widespread and intense, and official resources limited, emergency agencies have neither the capacity nor the volunteer base to support all affected communities during an event,…
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