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Video Text Transcript - Reusable Straws
A video to help kids learn all about why we have to look after the environment and reduce single-use plastics.
… of using plastic bags and plastic bottles and different things that can hurt our world. Kalan Single-use plastics are …
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Video - Life Below Water - Port Jackson Sharks
Sian Liddy, Marine Ecologist describes why Cabbage Tree Bay is important for Port Jackson Sharks.
… to crush and break the shells of the animals they eat - things like molluscs, urchins, bony fish. You’ll be able to …
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Video - Life Below Water - Wobbegongs
Sian Liddy, Marine Ecologist describes why Cabbage Tree Bay is important for Wobbegongs
… that it can engulf quite a large size range of prey. Things like bony fish, cephalopods, and depending on the size …
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Last minute gift ideas for Father’s Day
Father's Day is this Sunday 4 September and if you need a last minute gift idea, you can get your hands on a winning Father's Day gift within a stone…
Father's Day is this Sunday 4 September and if you need a last minute gift idea, you can get your hands on a winning Father's Day gift within a stone’s throw! There are so many great ideas and experiences right here on the Beaches. Think a private lesson …
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Be inspired by the Curly composters
In NSW, more than a third of the waste we send to landfill is food. That adds up to about $10 billion worth of good food that’s being thrown away every…
In NSW, more than a third of the waste we send to landfill is food. That adds up to about $10 billion worth of good food that’s being thrown away every year. 1 Once in landfill, food waste can release methane, a harmful greenhouse gas 25 times more …
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2023 Judges
Meet the 2023 judges - Wiradjuri curator, writer and educator Emily McDaniel, industrial designer Adam Goodrum and visual artist Caroline Rothwell.
2023 Judges … Adam Goodrum Adam Goodrum is one of Australia’s preeminent industrial designers whose designs are inflected with honesty and integrity, and whose process is anchored in a sense of inventiveness. A graduate of the University of Technology …
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Collection 100: Search is on for gallery supporters
We are celebrating 100 years of public collecting at Manly Art Gallery & Museum (MAG&M), and we need your help to keep the spirit of generosity alive.
MAG&M, Collection 100, Manly Art Gallery & Museum, MAG&M Society, Jude Rae … Jude Rae, Work in progress, SL490 (with loud hailer), 2024 … We are celebrating 100 years of public collecting at Manly Art Gallery & Museum (MAG&M), and we need your help to …
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Pack it, stack it, chill it - 8 essential tips to make your food last longer and save money
Without realising, many of us spend thousands of dollars each year on food that is never used. This out-of-date, excess and leftover food waste counts for approximately half of our household garbage bins, decomposing in landfill and creating greenhouse gases. Follow these 8 essential tips to help your food last longer and save you cash.
… spoil dates - Best before and use by dates mean different things. The former is a guide only and most items – except …
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Ever wondered how our iconic rockpools are cleaned?
Our 15 rockpools offer more than just natural beauty; they provide a unique swimming experience much loved by locals and visitors.
With 15 rockpools across the Beaches, there’s a lot that goes into keeping them sparkly. So how do we clean them? Our crews start by draining the pool before low tide. A high pressure hose removes any algae. We sweep sand and seaweed to the drain to be …
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Celebrating our endangered local wetlands
Plants and animals abound at our four significant local wetland areas thanks to an ongoing collaboration between Council and the NSW Environmental Trust’s Saving our Species program.
Have you spotted a Powerful Owl, heard the croak of a Taylor’s Laughing Tree Frog or photographed the distinct leaves of a Swamp Mahogany? Maybe you’ve caught a glimpse of a Sugar Glider, Goshawk or a Green Tree Snake? These are just a handful of the vast …
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