Archive for 'Past Events'
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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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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Can’t eat your house – development threatens food bowl: Presentations
Posted on 12. Dec, 2011 by AlexandraG.
In October the Sydney Food Fairness held a public forum as part of the Crave Sydney International Food Festival.
The event brought together experts in the area including NSW Farmers Association President Fiona Simson, rural planning consultant Ian Sinclair, WSROC President Alison McLaren and Urban Research Centre Director Phillip O’Neill.
Continue to view the presentations from the night .
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When Food Systems Collide – Response from Woolworths Ltd.
Posted on 14. Jul, 2011 by PatR.
Woolworths were asked to participate in a Q&A When Food Systems Collide, in October 2010 but were unable to send a representative. However they have responded to questions asked by SFFA.
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SFFA Bimonthly Meeting 5 July – 2 Speakers, GE and Foreign Ownership
Posted on 15. Jun, 2011 by AlexandraG.
Hear GE presentation with Frances Murrell from MADGE
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Sydneysiders help themselves
Posted on 01. Feb, 2011 by Mark Ludbrooke.
As part of the 2010 Sydney International Food Festival and in association with Anti-Poverty Week, the Sydney Food Fairness Alliance hosted a Q&A style forum about the innovative ways that Sydneysiders are providing for themselves.
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SFFA forum on NSW food system
Posted on 12. Dec, 2010 by Mark Ludbrooke.
In November 2010 the Sydney Food Fairness Alliance hosted When Food Systems Collide — Q&A forum on the costs and benefits of our current food system and the value of alternative models of production and distribution.
