The Triangle Community News

​In this month's bonus episode, David Hewitt, the Create and Inspire Director at Four Winds, tells us all about the Spring Youth Music Festival coming up on 23 November. The finale of that event is Red Dirt Hymns sung by the Luminescence Chamber Singers and 100 local voices from our community choirs. Get your tickets at Fourwinds.com.au

​This month you can hear all the exciting plans for the Triangle tool library from president Don Green and Flick heads to the BowerBird Community Op shop awards to speak with some of the winners.

It’s Christmas every day at the Bowerbird opshop in Cobargo, volunteers laughing their heads off while having treats and cups of tea, actual op shop prices, and great stuff on the shelves. Over the last 10 years The Bowerbird has given over $250,000 dollars out to community organisations, which is certainly an inspiration to give and buy up big. To find out how this brilliant place works, Flick sat down with Trisha, who has been part of the Bowerbird since day one.

This month Flick and Jake spoke with Rod Dunn about the benefits tai chi brings to mind, body and soul, and about what he has learned teaching tai chi in Cobargo for 20 years.

Flick speaks with long time Cobargo resident Brian Ayliffe and discovers how the resilience centre came to be.

Hear Caron Parfitt, long-time volunteer with Bermagui Marine Rescue and current Regional Director in conversation with The Triangle's Deb Worgan.For more information on Bermagui Marine Rescue: https://bermagui.marinerescuensw.com.au/ or https://www.facebook.com/marinerescuebermagui/

In our June podcast, Flick speaks with Emma Anderson, a local electrician and community organiser in the Triangle area.

In our May podcast, Jake interviews Dan Williamson, Manager of the community owned Cobargo Coop, Bhagya reads this month's editorial, and Flick gives some highlights of what's going on this month in the Triangle area.