The Sydney Food Fairness Alliance (SFFA) is a network of consumers, rural producers, health professionals, community workers and community-based advocates active in promoting food security and developing a socially, economically and environmentally sustainable food system in the Sydney region.
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If you were laid offwork tomorrow do you think you could survive on $35 a day?
Read Cassandra Goldie’s opinion piece that people on benefits are battling serious poverty.
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Not just another policy…
Posted on 19. Apr, 2012 by PatR.
The who/what /why of developing a food policy packed with practical information at Tharawal Aboriginal Corporation in Airds, NSW
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More on CSG – Rosemary Nankivell’s letter to The Financial Review
Posted on 16. Feb, 2012 by PatR.
Read more on current information on CSG;
Letter from Rosemary Nankivel to The Financial Review 15 Feb 2012,
CSG Economic Modelling,
How local communities should question alleged benefits of CSG projects
An interview with activist Drew Hutton.
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Annual Report 2010-2011
Posted on 14. Feb, 2012 by PatR.
Find out what SFFA did in 2011.
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Undermining our food bowls – how CSG & mining are threatening future food: FORUM 6 FEB 2012
Posted on 08. Feb, 2012 by VivienneR.
Successful forum on how CSG and mining are threatening future food was held 6 February 2012.
Presentations from Tom Duddy Caroona Coal Action Group, Rosemary Nankivel, organiser of the successful blockage against Santos, and Helen Redmond from Doctors for the Environment are now available to download.
Continue to download the presentations or watch video clips.
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Media reports of forum “Undermining our food bowls” Feb 2012
Posted on 07. Feb, 2012 by PatR.
Follow media reports of the successful forum “Undermining our food bowls – how CSG and mining is threatening future food”
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National Food Plan – our response to the issues paper
Posted on 01. Jan, 2012 by VivienneR.
SFFA urges the Working Group for the National Food Plan to adopt a transparent and inclusive consultation process similar to that undertaken in Scotland during the development of ‘Recipe for Success’, in which widespread consultation across the country resulted in a broad-based community debate about the issues
Continue to download SFFA’s response.
