The Manningham Greens invite to a “movie night-in”

We will screen an action/drama movie relevant to the environmental movement, such as The Day After Tomorrow or The Day The Earth Stood Still

Members, volunteers, supporters, family, and friends welcome to attend

$10 entry with welcome drink included
Drinks, snacks, & popcorn by gold coin donation
Location in Ringwood North to be advised upon purchase of ticket

Manningham Branch invites you to join us for a group bicycle ride and lunch.

Suitable for all ages and abilities, on a smooth and mostly flat path through Manningham's beautiful scenery.

All members, volunteers, supporters, family, and friends welcome to attend either the ride, ride+lunch, or just the lunch

WHEN: 10am – 2pm Saturday 7 September 2019
WHERE: Mullum Creek Trail from Schwerkolt Cottage to Pettys Orchards
Meet Schwerkolt Cottage BBQs (between car park and trail) at 10am for a 10:30am departure
COST: $15 Keen Green, $10 Adult, $5 Concession, Kids free. 

Don’t forget your helmet and money for lunch

The Manningham Branch warmly invite all our new and existing members, volunteers, and supporters to a dinner to celebrate our work and achievements in the 2019 Federal Election. 

Catch up with old friends, make new ones, and enjoy a fabulous meal! 

All members, volunteers, supporters, friends, and family are welcome.

The Whitehorse Greens are happy to present another one of our informative not-to-be-missed Speaker Nights!

Our first speaker is Sarah Bright, who is responsible for research and campaigns with the Youth Worker Centre. Sarah will be talking about the exploitation of workers in our current economic environment, which includes the vulnerabilities of workers in the gig economy.

As a contrast, our second speaker is Dave Kerin who is co-founder of ‘Earthworker Cooperative’ which manufactures solar hot water systems and energy storage. According to the Earthworker Cooperative: “as a community-led initiative, Earthworker is part of the transition toward new ways of living and working that empower us to take care of each other and the planet. Earthworker arose from a dynamic partnership between the Trade Union and Environment movements, and broader civil society, all concerned with creating a more just and sustainable world”.

It will be an interesting night on topics we rarely hear about so feel free to ask others along. We also have quite a few new members so please come along and make them feel welcome.

It you have any queries at all, please give me a call.
Warm regards,
Sally Moseby
Co-Convenor, Whitehorse Greens