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EventsHunter Community Environment Centre has a home... stay tuned.HCEC now has a somewhat permanent home, and we are in the process of renovating it, so that we can reboot to provide a place for Newcastle and Hunter environmentalists to meet each other, network, share ideas and display their work. If you are interested in having a display, or attending network events, please register your interest with George: georgiefrances -- at -- yahoo -- dot -- com -- dot au more announcements will be posted on this site.
Community walk-in at the site of the proposed third coal terminalFrom Rising Tide.... Community walk-in on coal terminal construction Notice: HCEC Annual General Meeting1 Jan 1970 - 10:33 Etc/GMT+11 Members of the Hunter Community Environment Centre are notified that the Annual General Meeting for the Centre will be held on 20th October 2007 at 1pm at the HCEC. Agenda: Please RSVP to Georgina Woods, Secretary. Public forum: People on the Frontline of Climate Change1 Jan 1970 - 10:33 1 Jan 1970 - 10:33 Etc/GMT+11 People on the frontline of CLIMATE CHANGECarteret Islanders speaking tourBrisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Newcastle, Sydney 10-21 September 2007 A partnership between Tulele Peisa Incorporated ("Sailing the waves"),
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 Popular contentRandom QuoteThe Hunter Community Environment Centre is a group of people, often young people, who have no investment in this debate except their ideals. They are not there to make money and it is fair enough if honourable members disagree with them, but they believe in protecting the environment and the social amenity and doing the decent thing. I think they have a fantastic quality that we find in the Australian environment [movement]. Despite all the apathy, some people, many of whom I am proud to say are good friends of mine, work hard for long days and nights and do not give up. Governments come and governments will go but whilst there is any shred of threatened pristine environment or species left these people will step up and defend it, and I am very proud to be part of that movement. |
