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Edible Garden Trail host registrations open

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By Tyneesha Williams
| The Illawarra Flame
The Illawarra Edible Garden Trail will return bigger and better in its fourth year, spanning two weekends in spring. Gardens will be open for this year's trail from Helensburgh all the way to Gerroa. Continuing last year’s theme of Food for All, the trail celebrates the power of backyard growing to support food security, foster biodiversity and build strong community connections. "The theme Food for All is an important point of difference for us,” Emily Fowler, the trail's coordinator, says.
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City honours dancers who 'did this country proud' on historic Macedonia tour

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By Tyneesha Williams
| The Illawarra Flame
Members of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are respectfully advised that this article contains the name of a deceased person. Twenty years ago, a group of dancers left the Illawarra on a trip that would make history. In July 2006, the Wadi Wadi Mixed Tribe Dance Troupe travelled to Macedonia, becoming the first Aboriginal dance group to perform there.
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Ranger fundraiser shores up nature help at home and abroad

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By Tyneesha Williams
| The Illawarra Flame
What comes to mind when you hear the word "ranger"? Someone in Steve Irwin khaki, driving a 4WD through the wilderness, counting water buffalo, talking about a looming drought? Possibly. But it turns out the term can be much broader than we might have thought. Ranger advocate Leah Pippos says the word's meaning encompasses workers across a vast array of backgrounds.
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