The meeting will be live streamed and is open to the public. Please register your attendance.
For anyone dropping waste off at the transfer station, note the new closing time of 4pm.
We want to hear stories from local residents to help develop our understanding of the park’s historical significance.
Event organisers are responsible for ensuing your event is accessible and inclusive for everyone. When event holders plan for accessibility, it has universal benefits for all attendees, including:
Physical access; including the location of event in consideration to public transport and availability of suitable parking such as ACROD bays, drop-off/pick-up points and bus bays
Availability of accessible toilets
Continuous, level pathway to and around your event (e.g. ensure there is ramp access if there are stairs and that pathways are obstacle-free)
Clear signage and good lighting
Availability of seating and resting spots
Sound amplification for speeches (such as microphone/speakers)
Australian Sign Language (AUSLAN) interpreting and audio descripting (requires planning in the event budget)
Ensuring event staff are confident in assisting people with disability