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Wednesday, May 6, 2020

Australian Big Brother House Then And Now...-Abandoned Australia Derelict Houses & more Face Book Group




This is an amazing fact left over by the 'Big Brother Show' factor. I would if anyone can explain why this house has so much deteriorated or being left over as if not cared

Here is some more Andre Rieu's Music With HIs Orchestra Wogalied (Volga Song)

Here is another beautiful master piece of music for us to enjoy while we are relaxing at home, during this Coronavirus COVID-19 Stay at home.

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Coronavirus COVID 19 Daily Reports - From Raul Arregui's Face Book Page

We have been present with global Coronavirus COVID-19 Reports from Raul Arregui's Face Book Page, for the past few weeks. Now, he is presenting daily reports on the following li k below. We hope you appreciate them, they are important to the way we have changed our lives and how governments have changed our lives. 


COVID-19 daily reports:
https://arregui.net/2020/05/06/covid-19-graphs-06may2020/


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Tuesday, May 5, 2020

Mayor of Blacktown City Council's Personal Request To Share & Enjoy


Mayor Tony Bleasedale personal Face Book Page:
Please can you share this. A really good friend of mine and Gary’s has written and produced this at home and really needs help getting it out there. If you could share that would be amazing and ask your friends to share too 🥰





Angel by my side

PLEASE SHARE❤️LIKE👍🏽LOVE❤️ THIS BEAUTIFUL SONG
When the rainbows have gone we can never forget all the things they’ve done "Angel by my side” Donate for NHS Charities COVID-19 appeal
Pre-order on iTunes from 15th May, download from 29th May


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Monday, May 4, 2020

Western Sydney Community Care Leaders' Mixer



We’re inviting CEOs, managers and leaders of the community care sector to join us for the first Western Sydney Leaders Mixer of the year.

2020 has already proved to be a year like no other with many obstacles as well as opportunities being presented to the community sector, particularly the aged care and disability sectors of the region.

Hear from key representatives across the sector about how you can best navigate your team and services through these unprecedented times. You will also have the opportunity to be a part of the conversation that contributes to guiding ho we can best support you and your organisation now and into the future.
Event Details

Tuesday 12 May 2020
10.00 AM to 11.00 AM
Join Here - Online Webinar
For more information please contact Nadiana Albistur at nadiana.albistur@wscf.org.au or 
02 9687 9669.
Western Sydney Community Forum members access a wide range of benefits and offers throughout the year, including subsidised access to services, resources and programs.

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Sunday, May 3, 2020

Sydney Alliance - Tonight on Q & A - 6 stories from front line workers



Sydney Alliance Citywide Leaders Meeting - Sydney Alliance 2017


"Those in power won't tell our stories. We have to tell our own"
 Join us tonight from 8pm-8:40pm to hear the stories from six front line workers. Hosting the panel will be MEAA President and former Deputy news director at The Sydney Morning Herald, Marcus Strom.
 Sharing our stories grounds us. Hearing others' stories connects us.
Taking action gives us energy.
If when we emerge from this crisis, we want a more fair, just, and sustainable city, it will take all of us.
May Day Special - Sydney Alliance Essential Workers Q&ATonight, 8pm-8:40pm (Bring your dessert)
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84350537777 
While Sydney-siders are being told to stay at home and work at home where possible, some are ‘essential’ and continue to operate. For many workers, work that has often been undervalued is now recognised as necessary for our community– and yet working conditions remain precarious. 
What is it like to be a frontline worker in these industries during the current shutdown? Join us to hear from six workers who are on the frontlines to hear about their experiences, and have a chance to ask them questions.
On zoom, sign in at 7:55pm







Local Organising Conversations
May 5th-15th
Whether a disaster is natural or economic, we know that two things are critical in a crisis:   relationships & coordination. Join a local organising conversation in your neighborhood to support, organise and connect local people and civic leaders.
What's happening "out there", what can we act on together. We start by listening to each other, then organise to meet with local MPs and councilors on the emerging, collective problems we face. Each of us brings different resources and insights to the table.
I'll be going to all of them - so it will be great to meet you in a zoom convo.

Sign up here to join these local leaders already planning on meeting via zoom:
  • St George (Peakhurst-Penshurst & surrounds); Tue 5th May, 12pm-1:15pm    
  • Randwick-Kensington-Botany-Maroubra, Wed 6th May, 9:30am-11:00am
  • Sutherland-Engadine, Wed 6th May, 11am-12:30pm
  • Ryde & Surrounds, Wed 6th May 2pm-2:30pm (initial meeting). 
  • Surry Hills, Wed 6th May, 7:30pm-8:30pm
  • Hills Shire, Thu 7th, 8:30am-9am
  • Marrickville; Thu 7th, 2:30pm-4pm
  • North-West (Blacktown-Mt Druitt); Thu 7th, 7:30pm
  • Camden-Bargo; Friday 8th May, 11:30pm-1pm
  • Fairfield; Wed 13th, 10am-11:30am
  • Blue Mountains; Tue 28th May, 2pm
Your area not covered? Let's get one started -email me directly at dbarrow@sydneyalliance.org.au  

Training Session this week: 
 Funding and Membership during COVID19 Thursday 07 May 10:00am-11:30 (90min)
 Many of our organisations are dealing with the question of how to raise money when we’re not   meeting face-to-face? This session will explore some strategies on dealing with this tension.
 Register  
Thanks and see you soon!

Friday, May 1, 2020

Update from The Australian Health Minister, Hon Greg Hunt

I’d like to thank all Australians for the difficult things you have done to assist in Australia flattening the curve.

Together we have helped suppress coronavirus and save lives.

Our border measures, testing, contact tracing and social distancing have combined to put Australia in a strong position.

Now though it’s equally important to safely get Australians back to work and back to their normal lives.

As part of that partnership, over 3.5 million Australians have already downloaded the COVIDSafe App to help protect themselves, their families and in particular our nurses and doctors.

But we need more. That’s why the Prime Minister and I are asking you to consider downloading the COVIDSafe App, if you haven't already.

COVIDSafe will help state and territory health officials to notify you if you have been in close contact with someone who has tested positive for the virus.

This ensures people are tested and treated faster, so we can stay on top of outbreaks.

If you haven’t already, I’d ask you to please consider downloading COVIDSafe at health.gov.au.

By working together, Australia can stay on top of coronavirus and continue on the road to recovery.

Regards,

Greg Hunt
Minister for Health

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