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The Meeting House – a call for ideas

At the start of this year Sydney Community Services merged with The Meeting House and took on the lease of the Centre at Stokes Street in Lane Cove North with Lane Cove Council.

Over the past 60 years Sydney Community Services (originally Lane Cove and North Side Community Services and Hunters Hill and Ryde Community Services) has been funded to provide services and activities for seniors and people with a disability. The Meeting House has always had a broader community focus in that it has provided for families, children, and everyone in between.

Having received a grant through Trent Zimmerman’s office from the Commonwealth Government’s Stronger Communities Program, the funds are now available to refresh the Stokes Street building to make it more attractive and improve the facilities available to the community.

SCS would like to know what the community wants from the building. Currently it runs two playgroups, activities like crochet, cooking classes and women’s discussion groups during the day and a shopping bus and bus outings for seniors. The building has a large meeting room and a lovely outdoor area with a BBQ and garden area.

SCS is seeking your opinions, views and comments on how you think the space could be best used, and what activities you’d like to see run there whether during the day, the evening or at the weekends. Please write to Gillian Batt, Sydney Community Services at: 1 Pottery Lane, Lane Cove NSW 2066 or email gbatt@sydneycs.org

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Rob explains that the Lane Cove Backyard Habitat programme was one of the main drivers for monitoring and logging the wildlife. Among those photographed include Rainbow Lorikeets, Peron’s Tree Frogs, RedBrowed Finch/Firetail, Little Corellas, Fairy Wren, Whitethroated Treecreeper, plus Dragonflies, Goannas and Eastern Water Dragons. “Having gone looking with purpose, I have been astonished at the wildlife around us, particularly the large goannas in Lane Cove National Park! They were a surprise. We live in an amazing suburb,” says Rob. For more information about the Lane Cove Backyard Habitat, check the Council website. What Hearing launches home delivery WhatHearinghaslaunchedanewhearing aiddeliveryservicetosaveyoutravellingtothe hearingcentreforhearingaidcleaningand repairs.Theserviceisespeciallyimportantin thecurrentclimatebutisalsogreatforthose whohavetroubletravellingorleavingtheir home.Italsominimizeshumancontactatthis timeforthefrailandelderly. 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Among those photographed include Rainbow Lorikeets, Peron’s Tree Frogs, RedBrowed Finch/Firetail, Little Corellas, Fairy Wren, Whitethroated Treecreeper, plus Dragonflies, Goannas and Eastern Water Dragons. “Having gone looking with purpose, I have been astonished at the wildlife around us, particularly the large goannas in Lane Cove National Park! They were a surprise. We live in an amazing suburb,” says Rob. For more information about the Lane Cove Backyard Habitat, check the Council website. What Hearing launches home delivery WhatHearinghaslaunchedanewhearing aiddeliveryservicetosaveyoutravellingtothe hearingcentreforhearingaidcleaningand repairs.Theserviceisespeciallyimportantin thecurrentclimatebutisalsogreatforthose whohavetroubletravellingorleavingtheir home.Italsominimizeshumancontactatthis timeforthefrailandelderly. 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Making the most of a property inspection With lockdown restrictions having slowly been eased, most of us still have more time at home. That’s why Conducting effective inspections is a key part of the journey to buying a home. You want to find a home now is a great time to prepare to sell your home. With the property market tipped to start gaining that's both a nice place to live and a good investment,and a thorough inspection helps you to gather the momentum soon, it’s important to have your property ready for interested buyers.information you need to make the best decision. This quick guide will equip you the fundamentals you need According to industry researcher, Core Logic, house prices arou to get this right. nd the country have not plummeted, despite the number of transactions that took place during the CoVid-19 lock-down. There were sellers who pulled their properties off the market, and are likely to consider re-listing them in the coming Walk through the property and think about how it feels to be there. Ask if it meets your needs and if you can months, so it’s important that you ensure your property stands out from the competition.see yourself there. Use all your senses for this, not just your sight. For example, listening to the sounds of the My first open for inspection in early January had over 50 groups through the property. Attendance has area will give you an idea about traffic noise and neighbours. continued to be very extremely high at each open for inspection, at every property, since then. With interest rates at an all time low and an abundance of buyers searching for their dream home, it Check all the nooks and crannies - Turn on the taps to check water pressure and any issues with leaks. Look makes sense to start planning now. in cupboards for any signs of damage or mould. Try the light switches, windows and doors to see that

For further advice in preparing your property for sale in 2021, . everything is working as it should, and look under rugs where possible to check the floors. Don't forget to use your nose - smells give great clues about issues such as mould and water damage. or for an updated appraisal, call me today on 0402 913 537Getting professional advice is always recommended as problems such as termite infestations or structural HAZEL HAZEL integrity can be picked up. Being thorough in your inspection will help you to make the right decision when MCNAMARA MCNAMARA

RECENT SALES BY HAZEL MCNAMARAchoosing the right home for you. Senior Sales Agent/JP Senior Sales Agent/JP For an updated appraisal on your property, call me today on 0402 913 537 RECENTLY SOLD BY HAZEL MCNAMARA 0402 913 537 0402 913 537

Making the most of a property inspection With lockdown restrictions having slowly been eased, most of us still have more time at home. That’s why Conducting effective inspections is a key part of the journey to buying a home. You want to find a home now is a great time to prepare to sell your home. With the property market tipped to start gaining that's both a nice place to live and a good investment,and a thorough inspection helps you to gather the momentum soon, it’s important to have your property ready for interested buyers.information you need to make the best decision. This quick guide will equip you the fundamentals you need According to industry researcher, Core Logic, house prices around the country have not plummeted, to get this right. despite the number of transactions that took place during the CoVid-19 lock-down. There were sellers who pulled their properties off the market, and are likely to consider re-listing them in the coming Walk through the property and think about how it feels to be there. Ask if it meets your needs and if you can months, so it’s important that you ensure your property stands out from the competition.see yourself there. Use all your senses for this, not just your sight. For example, listening to the sounds of the My first open for inspection in early January had over 50 groups through the property. Attendance has area will give you an idea about traffic noise and neighbours. continued to be very extremely high at each open for inspection, at every property, since then. With interest rates at an all time low and an abundance of buyers searching for their dream home, it Check all the nooks and crannies - Turn on the taps to check water pressure and any issues with leaks. Look makes sense to start planning now. in cupboards for any signs of damage or mould. Try the light switches, windows and doors to see that everything is working as it should, and look under rugs where possible to check the floors. Don't forget to

For further advice in preparing your property for sale in 2021use your nose - smells give great clues about issues such as mould and water damage. , or for an updated appraisal, call me today on 0402 913 537Getting professional advice is always recommended as problems such as termite infestations or structural HAZEL HAZEL integrity can be picked up. Being thorough in your inspection will help you to make the right decision when MCNAMARA MCNAMARA

RECENT SALES BY HAZEL MCNAMARAchoosing the right home for you. Senior Sales Agent/JP Senior Sales Agent/JP For an updated appraisal on your property, call me today on 0402 913 537 RECENTLY SOLD BY HAZEL MCNAMARA 0402 913 537 0402 913 537

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Lane Cove business celebrates one-year anniversary

Bright Spark Power, an independent and 100 percent Australian-owned and operated electricity retailer, was founded in Lane Cove one year ago.

Lane Cove schools set to share Woolworths Junior Landcare Grants

The next generation of environmental champions across Lane Cove are set to benefit from the largest ever round of Woolworths Junior Landcare Grants.

Three primary schools and early learning centres in Lane Cove have been awarded grants of up to $1000, to help local students enhance native habitats, improve Operating a virtual office, the team is spread across NSW and QLD, but uses Lane Cove as its head sustainable food production and recycling or support waste management projects at their school. This year’s grants also placed an emphasis on the office and central meeting point. importance of bees and pollinators in the environment

Founded by Lane Cove local, Managing Director, with applicants offered extra funding of up to $500 Arran Coughlan, Bright Spark Power focuses its for projects that directly support the conservation of marketing efforts on supporting customers, rather Australia’s bee population. than spending substantial funds on advertising. Woolworths Lane Cove Store Manager, Matt Jones

Its premier program for promoting local business said: “We’re pleased to help Lane Cove schools create a customers is ‘Powered by Bright Spark Power‘. It’s better tomorrow though this year’s Woolworths Junior a popular program that donates marketing time Landcare Grants. to businesses to help promote what that business “The grants will not only help Lane Cove schools does, in exchange for helping Bright Spark Power create and maintain projects that support the local show off the different types of local businesses it has community to go greener, but will also have students connected. buzzing with the opportunity to support and protect our

To celebrate its first birthday, Bright Spark Power native bee population.” gave all their customers free electricity for a day! You Almost $2 million ($1.996 million) worth of grants Emma Grimes, Michael Fitzgerald & Peter Louridas will be provided by Woolworths partnership with Landcare Australia this year to more than 1,600 primary schools and early learning centres. More than 1,000 schools and early learning centres can get an exclusive $25 credit when you switch your electricity to this local company via this page: https://www.brightsparkpower.com.au/localelectricity A family business, now in our 48th year in Lane Covenationally are also receiving the “Bee Bonus”, which will go towards the development of native beehives, CONVEYANCING | WILLS & ESTATES | COMMERCIAL LEASINGpollinator gardens or bee education programs. COMMERCIAL LAW | DEBT RECOVERY | GENERAL MATTERS

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Each year The Rotary Club of Lane Cove is pleased to present the Pride of Workmanship Awards to worthy recipients within our community who regularly go above and beyond to deliver genuine service in their work roles. In 2022, the Awardees were famous baker to the Cove Joyce Almond from Bakers Delight and all round good guy Scott Luff of Lane Cove Aquatic Centre (Bluefit). Congratulations! Save the date -The Rotary Club of Lane Cove Fair will be back bigger and better in 2021. Mark your calendar now Sunday 10 October and keep this day free for all the fun and excitement of the fair.