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Dear Visitor, Our latest news and upcoming events for your calendar. |
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Get Online Week 2026
Between 19-25 October, hundreds of fun, local digital skills events will be held in communities across Australia to help everyone get online. Southern New England Landcare is presenting a cyber security workshop 'Cheques are Going, Online Banking is Growing - Staying Safe and Savvy Online'. As more services move online and cheques are phased out, understanding how to stay safe in the digital world has never been more important.
Join us for a practical and relaxed morning focused on building your confidence online and protecting yourself from cyber threats.
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With online banking becoming the norm and fewer businesses accepting cheques, now is the perfect time to learn the skills and security measures that can help keep your information and money safe.
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UPCOMING SNEL EVENTS Here’s a preview of some of our upcoming events. For the full list of Southern New England Landcare's events, visit our events page here. |
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RESOURCE LIBRARY SPOTLIGHT Did you know Southern New England Landcare has an extensive resource library for our members? Each month, we’ll highlight a featured resource — most are free and open to the public. If you're interested in a resource, you can pick it up from the SNEL office during business hours or have it posted at your expense. |
Serrated Tussock National Best Practice Management Manual
If you would like a hard copy, visit the SNEL office or call 02 6772 9123. A digital copy can be downloaded here. |
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REGIONAL EVENTS The following are some events happening across the New England from our regional partners and community groups. |
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EQUIPMENT FOR HIRE SNEL has a variety of equipment for hire to members. Please contact the office for more information. |
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Get Online Week is Good Things’ national campaign to close the digital divide. It supports people to feel safer and more confident online so no one is left behind.
Serrated Tussock National Best Practice Management Manual is a comprehensive, expert‑informed guide for identifying and managing serrated tussock (Nassella trichotoma), one of Australia’s most invasive grassy weeds. It draws on published research, technical expert reviews and land‑manager experience to present best practice approaches to control and reduce the spread of serrated tussock across agricultural, conservation and urban landscapes. The manual includes information on the weed’s biology, identification features and habitat preferences, and provides detailed guidance on integrated weed management strategies, prioritising sites, and using a range of control methods alongside weed hygiene and prevention practices. It is designed as a practical reference for landholders, biosecurity officers and weed management professionals to support effective, evidence‑based actions on the ground.
