association – Page 3 – Cr Alex Makin: Councilor for Montague Ward, City of Port Phillip

Delegates’ Report: Annual General Meetings and Seniors Week

Oct 19, 2009

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This month has marked the beginning of the Spring season for Annual General Meetings, and I had the pleasure of attending the Ringwood Historical Society AGM on the 22nd of September. The Society documents the history of Ringwood and it is great to see renewed interest in our local history. The Ringwood Historical Society previously…

National Seniors Association – Presentation

Oct 8, 2009

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alex

in Business Community, Community Engagement, Urban Sustainability

The National Seniors Association is an independent, not-for-profit organisation that represents the interests of senior Australians. As part of the Maroondah Seniors Festival, Peter Feeney from the National Seniors Association delivered a presentation on the organisation explaining its unique advocacy and social role. The National Seniors Association is well positioned as a leading voice for…

Ringwood Spiders Civic Reception

Sep 24, 2009

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alex

in Accessibility, Community Engagement, Sports and Leisure, Urban Sustainability

The Ringwood Spiders, a football club for people with disabilities, competes within the Football Integration Development Association (FIDA) league and recently won the 2009 Grand Final, the club’s first premiership in 14 years. Tonight, Maroondah City Council held a Civic Reception to congratulate the club and its members on their successful season. The reception provided…

Ringwood Historical Society – 2009 AGM

Sep 22, 2009

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alex

in Business Community, Community Engagement

Tonight’s Ringwood Historical Society meeting consisted of the 2009 AGM, to elect officebearers for the next twelve months. The club has had a successful year, with the meeting schedule increasing to monthly and a diverse range of speakers and presentations. Tonight’s meeting included a presentation on the history of Fraternal Societies within Ringwood and Maroondah.…

Ringwood Historical Society meeting

Sep 21, 2009

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alex

in Community Engagement, Urban Sustainability

The Ringwood Historical Society aims to collect, promote, preserve and document the history of Ringwood, from its early origins in antimony mining and orchards through to its suburban expansion and beyond. As Ringwood undergoes another transformation the importance in documenting its history cannot be underestimated. The Ringwood Historical Society meets ten times a year at…

Ringwood Spiders – 2009 Trophy Presentation Night

Aug 28, 2009

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alex

in Accessibility, Community Engagement, Social Sustainability, Sports and Leisure, Urban Sustainability

The Ringwood Spiders are a football team for people with disabilities, which competes in the Football Integration Development Association league. The Spiders have had a year of triumph, particularly after winning the 2009 Grand Final, its first first premiership in 15 years. Given the success of the Spiders, tonight’s Trophy Presentation Night was filled with…

Delegates' Report: Ringwood Spiders entering the finals and community inclusion within the community

Aug 17, 2009

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alex

in Accessibility, Community Engagement, Urban Sustainability

On the 2nd of August I attended the Ringwood Spider’s final home game for the 2009 Football Season. The Ringwood Spiders, is a football team for people with disabilities and compete in the Football Integration Development Association League, which consists of fourteen teams across Victoria. The Ringwood Spiders continued their winning streak and are well…

Ringwood Spiders – Entering the season finals

Aug 2, 2009

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alex

in Accessibility, Community Engagement, Urban Sustainability

The Ringwood Spiders returned to Jubilee Park to play their final home game for this year’s football season. The Ringwood Spiders is a football club for people with disabilities and is part of the Football Integration Development Association, a league consisting of fourteen teams located across Victoria. Today’s game was a fairly even matched contest,…

Ringwood Spiders – Displaying commitment and good sportsmanship

Jul 26, 2009

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alex

in Accessibility, Community Engagement, Sports and Leisure, Urban Sustainability

The Ringwood Spiders is a football team for people with disabilities and competes within the Football Development Integration Association (FIDA) league. The Ringwood Spiders are based at Jubilee Park in Ringwood and share facilities and clubrooms with the Ringwood Redbacks. While the Ringwood Spiders were keen to play another round of football, today’s match was…

Ringwood Spiders – Home Game Victory at Jubilee Park

Jun 28, 2009

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alex

in Accessibility, Business Community, Community Engagement, Sports and Leisure, Urban Sustainability

The Ringwood Spiders is a football team for people with disabilities and is based at Jubilee Park, sharing facilities with the Ringwood Football Club. The Ringwood Spiders compete in the Football Integration Development Association (FIDA), a league of 14 teams, located in both metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria. Team development is always one of the…

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