Natalie Egleton retweeted
FRRR supports recognition and a Voice to Parliament. Read more about why and check out some information that may help you decide how to vote.
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#TheVoiceReferendum #TheVoiceToParliament #VoteYesAustralia
Pleased to attend & speak at a roundtable on assisted relocations in places with high risk exposure w @SuncorpGroup @HazardsResearch. My msg: invest in & scaffold comm’y governance, capacity building for adaptive thinking, processes for choices to be understood.
And @FRRR_Oz :) Was great to talk NFP’s & charities in Rural Oz.
Disaster Resilience & Recovery Lead Nina O'Brien shares insights on the social side of drought preparedness:
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#disasterrecovery #disasterresilience #futuredroughtfund #droughtresilience #drought linkedin.com/pulse/connected…
This is an incredible outcome! Aboriginal owners and energy investors team up in plan for $3bn green hydrogen plant in WA theguardian.com/australia-ne…
Replying to @Ronan_CT @countryuc
Congratulations Chris, fantastic news!
Great insights from @FRRR_Oz on partnering with communities to support their leadership in local & regional #EmergencyManagement systems for improved #disasterresilience @GeorgieSomerset @nemagovau @MurrayWatt @minderoo
Three months into the role of Disaster Resilient: Future Ready Program Manager Caroline Larcher has penned some thoughts on program's recent visit to the QLD Burnett Inland region. #DRFR #DisasterResilience Read more: ow.ly/39pW50P4MQx
Replying to @SpieringsJohn
Such a big picture and long term thinker. Thanks for posting that John.
I’m one of many fortunate people to have worked alongside Simon Crean, and to have benefitted from his counsel, kindness, and passion for regional Australia. Taken far too soon, an enormous loss. My heart breaks for his family. Rest in peace.
Vale Hon. Simon Crean
Among his many roles, he was a director of FRRR. His intellect, curiosity, passion and friendship will be sorely missed. We extend our deepest condolences to his family and friends.
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Love our morning sessions at @FRRR_Oz. Today we’re chatting with Niilo from @GulfSavannahNRM & hearing about life, Country, agriculture, community, & climate in this vast & beautiful part of northern Australia
And thinking of our friends at Community Foundations across impacted regions in VIC who will play an important part in relief and recovery #GreaterSheppartonFoundation #TomorrowTodayFoundation #BorderTrust @MelbourneLMCF @CFAustralia_
Replying to @Warwick_Long @FRRR_Oz
Thnx Rikki. Our team are ok so far but still playing out for a few. @FRRR_Oz will activate support for recovery with our many wonderful partners as things settle & when needs are clear. A lot of repeat experiences from 2011 floods unfortunately.
Natalie Egleton retweeted
We’re also seeking a suitably qualified Impact Evaluation partner to evaluate the impact of the Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought program.
Proposals are due 5pm AEDT, 24 Oct.
Learn more: frrr.org.au/work-with-us
#FutureDroughtFund #DroughtResilience #Impact #MEL
Some good tips for transitioning to living regionally for the e, tree, sea changers. It also goes both ways - rural communities are often grappling with how to welcome in and ‘make room’ for the opp’s & challenges of regional migration - thanks for sharing Jack
The culture of regional Australia is changing – and not everyone is happy abc.net.au/news/2022-09-02/p…
Replying to @economy_next
@economy_next Amanda Cahill taking #SEGRA delegates through what the energy transition means and what will be needed for #regionalaustralia to benefit in sustainable ways - great work!
#SEGRA conference with Jim Cavaye @UTAS_ #CradleCoast 80% students are women, 76% first to uni in family, most adults - grads stay in region, enable local services, jobs, industry p’ships, future aspirations and innovation mindset #JobsSummit













