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Students of Sustainability (SoS) is the largest student-run environment based conference in Australia. The next SoS convergence is in July 2007 in Perth, Western Australia at Murdoch University.

Each year SoS offers an amazing opportunity for students, activists, academics, environment and Indigenous groups, and members of the wider community from around Australia to come together to share and gain knowledge, skills and information on environmental and social justice issues.

Program / Registration etc: See the SOS07 Website

Students of Sustainability (SoS) is the largest student-run environment based conference in Australia. The next SoS convergence is in July 2007 in Perth, Western Australia at Murdoch University.

Each year SoS offers an amazing opportunity for students, activists, academics, environment and Indigenous groups, and members of the wider community from around Australia to come together to share and gain knowledge, skills and information on environmental and social justice issues.

Program / Registration etc: See the SOS07 Website

Students of Sustainability (SoS) is the largest student-run environment based conference in Australia. The next SoS convergence is in July 2007 in Perth, Western Australia at Murdoch University.

Each year SoS offers an amazing opportunity for students, activists, academics, environment and Indigenous groups, and members of the wider community from around Australia to come together to share and gain knowledge, skills and information on environmental and social justice issues.

Program / Registration etc: See the SOS07 Website

Date: Saturday July 21st, from 12.00pm – 6.00pm

Venue: St Michael’s Convention Center, Rear 120 Collins Street, Melbourne

Register: Visit the Fabian Society WEB Site

With a pivotal federal election looming, understanding the complexities of climate change and achievable solutions is vital. The Australian Fabian Society has organized a half day conference on these issues.

Date: Saturday July 21st, from 12.00pm – 6.00pm

Venue: St Michael’s Convention Center, Rear 120 Collins Street, Melbourne

Register: Visit the Fabian Society WEB Site

With a pivotal federal election looming, understanding the complexities of climate change and achievable solutions is vital. The Australian Fabian Society has organized a half day conference on these issues.

Japanese for Peace (www.jfp.org.au) presents a screening of the documentary

ROKKASHOMURA RHAPSODY directed by Hiromi Kamanaka
English Subtitles (Japanese) 119min

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DATE: Saturday, 28th July
TIME: 3-5pm
VENUE: New Council Chambers, Trades Hall
54 Victoria Street, Carlton South
(Corner of Lygon & Victoria Streets)
Entry: $5
Supported by: Friends of the Earth, Medical Association for Prevention of War,
Japanese for Peace (www.jfp.org.au email: info@jfp.org.au)
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ROKKASHOMURA RHAPSODY
http://rokkasho-rhapsody.com

GAIN (Greenhouse Action in Nillumbik) are hosting the 'Changing the Dream' Symposium in Eltham on the 29th July.

In the wake of the film An Inconvenient Truth by Al Gore, over 700 people have taken part in “Changing the Dream” since it came to Australia in October 2006, www.bethechange.org.au . ‘The Changing the Dream’ is a meeting place for those of us who want to respond to the calls for Climate Change, and who are willing to make changes in our lives and businesses to consciously build a sustainable footprint.

InfoForum 2:Electricity Costs Set to Soar!
Learn about practical Can-Do steps for your home, which will reduce carbon emissions and save you money on your power bills.

WarrandyteCAN [Climate Action Now] your local action group invites you to our second free community information night. Get the latest advice on the most effective and efficient ways to cut power costs and reduce green house emissions.

Monday July 30th
Anderson Creek Primary School, Drysdale Road, Warrandyte 7.30-9.30pm

CERES Community Environment Park
invites you to the launch of:

“Food Miles In Australia: A Preliminary Study of Melbourne, Victoria”

Wednesday 1st August 2007, 12pm at the CERES Van Raay Centre

Corner of Roberts and Stewart Streets, East Brunswick.
Number 96 Tram. Mel Ref: 30 B7

Local, light refreshments will be provided by the ‘Seven Stars’,

an AMES-CERES social enterprise.

RSVP by Monday, 23rd July:
Sophie Gaballa sophieg@ceres.org.au Ph: 9387-4472