Don't miss out on this powerful Australasian drumming performance!!!
THE RHYTHM HUNTERS will perform LIVE at Chapel off Chapel (12 Little Chapel Street Prahran VIC) on January 15 & 16, 2010.
The Rhythm Hunters fuse together the thunder of Japanese Taiko drumming with indigenous music from Indonesia and Australia in a visually choreographed spectacular. This is a deeply affecting, powerful and memorable experience.
Led by Rendra Freestone, the Central Coast NSW-based Rhythm Hunters play an inspired brand of physical drumming blended with tuned wood blocks & bronze percussion.
Asian flute music is woven delicately into the thundering sound fabric of drums to create a music of heaven and earth.
Influences come from Japanese taiko, Indonesian music and the multicultural soundscapes of modern day Australia.
http://www.therhythmhunters.com
20th January, 6:30-9:00
Cowes Cultural Centre (91 - 97 Thompson Ave, Cowes)
Calling all women, men, teens, adults, parents, healthcare professionals, and residents of the Bass Coast Shire.
One in seven girls between 12 and 20 will be the victim of sexual assault or rape. At least 200 women are sexually assaulted every day in Australia.
The topic of how best to protect women from these crimes is often discussed. However, an equally important question is how we can prevent these crimes from occurring and the attitudes behind them developing in the first place.
Come to Cowes and participate in a discussion about sexual assault and rape in Australia, rape statistics, conviction rates, rape culture and what people can do to educate each other about preventing violence against women.
A variety of speakers will tackle the topic, including a counsellor from Gippsland Centre Against Sexual Assault (CASA), a advocate for young women's rights from Wonthaggi, as well as other local health care professionals.
The forum will also include small group discussions about the ways in which people in our community can educate about and prevent sexual assault and violence against women from occurring.
Refreshments will be provided. For more information, call 0439503839 or email .
For background on the issues surrounding rape and sexual assault see the recent White Ribbon Foundation report "An Assault on our Future". (http://www.whiteribbonday.org.au/media/documents/AssaultonourFutureFinal...)
Note: The alleged rape that recently occurred in Cowes will not be discussed at this forum, as it is currently before the courts.
Ringwood Community Garden is turning thirty and, to celebrate, is opening its gates to the public on the last weekend of January.
As one of the country’s oldest community gardens, the Ringwood Community Garden provides residents of Maroondah, Knox, and surrounding suburbs the opportunity to grow heritage organic vegetables in a sustainable, supportive community environment.
Admission $6.
Fresh, organically grown produce will be on sale.
Located at the end of Selkirk Avenue, Wantirna. Melways 63 J4 adjacent to the J W Manson Reserve off Wantirna Road.
For further information go to Ringwood Community Garden or email membersec@ringwoodcommunitygarden.org.au
January 30th 6pm onwards
cnr Brunswick & Sydney Rds Brunswick Melbourne.
Community radio station 3CR held a "TRAMATHON" to raise $ for the locked out trammies.
3CR also had a daily update on the dispute from the depots like Brunswick at midday.
Please let anyone you know who was involved in supporting the workers in their dispute, if you are new but interested you would also be welcome.
For Background, see:
http://www.iww.org.au/node/902
http://tramconductors.net/video.php
Melbourne Tram Dispute and Lockout January - February 1990 Anarcho-Syndicalism in Practice A pamphlet by Jura Media Publications, Sydney 1997
Distributed by Jura Books PO Box N32, Petersham North, NSW 2049, Australia
http://www.takver.com/history/tram1990.htm
PDF
www.reasoninrevolt.net.au/pdf/d0430.pdf
Ringwood Community Garden is turning thirty and, to celebrate, is opening its gates to the public on the last weekend of January.
As one of the country’s oldest community gardens, the Ringwood Community Garden provides residents of Maroondah, Knox, and surrounding suburbs the opportunity to grow heritage organic vegetables in a sustainable, supportive community environment.
Admission $6.
Fresh, organically grown produce will be on sale.
Located at the end of Selkirk Avenue, Wantirna. Melways 63 J4 adjacent to the J W Manson Reserve off Wantirna Road.
For further information go to Ringwood Community Garden or email membersec@ringwoodcommunitygarden.org.au
3CR is proud to acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation, traditional owners of the land from which we transmit people powered radio.
