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06 February, 2018

Geraldine joins us Beneath the Wisteria this month.

Geraldine Christou will be the special guest at this month’s gathering Beneath the Wisteria. 

The Director of Sustainable
Development at the City of
Greater Shepparton,
Geraldine
Christou
, who will be Beneath

 the Wisteria on Saturday,
February 24.
The Director of Sustainable Development at the City of Greater Shepparton has many views that align with those who gather each month Beneath the Wisteria.

This month’s gathering is planned for Saturday, February 24, at 11:00 am.

Geraldine has been in the sustainable development role for a year now having been appointed in January last year, after seven years as leader of council’s Economic Development team.

In her new role, she oversees the Building and Planning Department, comprising Strategic and Statutory Planning; the Economic Development Department, comprising tourism, events, business and industry attraction and development, business incubation, grants, international relations and visitor experience and the Environment Department encompassing Environmental Health and Sustainability and Environment.

More about Geraldine can be found on the city council’s website.

The Saturday, February 24, gathering will be held at the northern end of the Maude St Mall, it’s free to attend and although some public seating is provided, those planning to attend are encouraged to bring a folding chair.


More details are available for the convenor, Robert McLean, at 0400 502 199.

22 January, 2018

Age letter writers respond to Frydenberg claims

Today’s Melbourne Age had several letters written in response to an earlier letter from the Minister for the Environment and Energy, Josh Frydenberg, questioning his views.


Read the letters here.

21 February, 2012

George is on our planet's side


George Monbiot
George Monbiot is on our planet’s side – he wants it to be a better place to live, a place of equity and a place in which we all have the opportunity to make the most of what we have.

He doesn’t want the few exploiting, dominating or controlling the many and in his latest column - Plutocracy, Pure and Simple – he further explains his views.

George's columns appear regularly in Britian's Guardian newspaper.