nnub

We can't eat all the eggs our chooks lay.  We live in the Lanes area
 of Witty road. So, if you are ever in need of local free range organic
happy eggs and are in walking distance, give us a call 32029149  PLEASE. We'll probably have some spare.  - it's my little local community produced food initiative.


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I just discovered you can take a photo and email it to Nnub from a fancy phone!

Are you interested in setting up a community garden?

Have you been watching River Cottage on ABC1 wed 6:30pm?

Would you like to grow your own food for community consumption?

We will need to get the Moggill Community Association back up and running - become incorporated again, set up a new management committee etc.  We still have some funds the the MCA bank account.  

There are Brisbane City Council grants available for these type of projects and we have a great location for a garden.  

The MCA can also recognise any local issues eg.transport, activities and events.

If you are interested in growing your own food with the help of Community liason officers and other local people please call Andrew 0414275066 or continue to check out the MCA website (if I can get it activated again) www.moggill.org 

We may even be able to grow and sell at the Moggill Markets!!!

Refards

Andrew O'Hara

17 June 2009

Three members of the Kenmore State High school community have been confirmed as having H1N1 Influenza A (Human Swine Influenza).

In accordance with Section 181 of the Public Health Act 2005, our school has been ordered to close and at this stage will reopen on Monday 22 June 2009. This date may be extended if, in the meantime another case of H1N1 Influenza A (Human Swine Influenza) is confirmed at our school. This decision has been made as a method of controlling the outbreak of H1N1 Influenza A (Human Swine Influenza) in the community.

Any immediately affected people will be provided with antiviral medication and medical advice and will be advised to stay in home isolation.

The remainder of the school community does not require any medication at the moment. However, as a precaution, identified members of the school community have been asked to remain in isolation while the school is closed.

For more information see

Kenmore State High School Web site

http://www.kenmoreshs.eq.edu.au/ourschool_prinwelcome.htm

17 June 2009

Three members of the Kenmore State High school community have been confirmed as having H1N1 Influenza A (Human Swine Influenza).

In accordance with Section 181 of the Public Health Act 2005, our school has been ordered to close and at this stage will reopen on Monday 22 June 2009. This date may be extended if, in the meantime another case of H1N1 Influenza A (Human Swine Influenza) is confirmed at our school. This decision has been made as a method of controlling the outbreak of H1N1 Influenza A (Human Swine Influenza) in the community.

Any immediately affected people will be provided with antiviral medication and medical advice and will be advised to stay in home isolation.

The remainder of the school community does not require any medication at the moment. However, as a precaution, identified members of the school community have been asked to remain in isolation while the school is closed.

For more information see

Kenmore State High School Web site

http://www.kenmoreshs.eq.edu.au/ourschool_prinwelcome.htm