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“Unfortunately, we’ve been given this idea that we can’t create change without having money first. But we can make change. And we don’t have to be rich to do it.”

“Unfortunately, we’ve been given this idea that we can’t create change without having money first. But we can make change. And we don’t have to be rich to do it.”

Mayor Darcy Byrne’s announcement this morning that the Inner West Council “has decided to convert the Summer Hill depot into a reuse centre for non-government-organisations like Reverse Garbage and The Bower Reuse & Repair Centre” is welcome news for us all.

We are catalysing change in many areas… serving our community with our largest and most diverse programme delivery in five years.

Our Food Pantry currently rescues 1.8 tonnes of food from landfill every week. And we can save even more. 2SER-FM interviews us about our WOW (War on Waste) Food! Inner West campaign.

Statistics indicate that the average NSW household throws away $77 worth of edible food every week!

We ask when the government will step up and do the work it should be doing to create a more equitable society where Australians can feel more sure of their next meal.

“There’s an anxiousness in the air. I don’t really know how to name the feeling. It’s not so much a personal anxiety, more a feeling from around the planet and for the planet. And with it a need for people to get together and get to know each other.” – DJ Gemma

2SER-FM Weekend Breakfast host, Jess Klajman, spoke with our Programs Coordinator, Mina Bui Jones, about ‘Memory and Landscapes’, an Addison Road Community Organisation event happening this Sunday morning, 8th September, 10am-12pm, exploring the hidden and ‘lost’ waterways running beneath Sydney’s Inner West.

Pick up this week’s City Hub paper in Sydney to find out how Inner West businesses are coming onboard with a new Addison Road Community Centre Organisation ‘food rescue and security’ initiative – the WOW Food! Inner West project.

Please tune in and listen as Mark Mordue talks to Eastside Radio about his journalism background and writing poetry, and how he came to be involved with a new children’s book called ‘The Hollow Tree’ – written with a lot of help from children of the Inner West and all his friends at Addison Road Community Centre Organisation!