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Bendigo Food Share II Food Bowls Fawkner II Wholefoods Unwrapped Collective II how rural Victorian's are dealing with covid II No to the Cashless Debit Card - the facts

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Annie McLoughlin, Bridget Bently, Dr Jen Rae, Gabrielle Pestinger, Jenny Elvey, Kevin Healy, Katherine Wilkes, Amanda Smith

Today a focus on some positive community action. This is from a Jesuit Social Serices - Eco-justice hub forum:Bendigo Food Share here II Bridget Bently from Bendigo Food Share talks about how this community based group feeds thousands of people, increases life skills and helps build better futures.Food Bowls Fawkner here II Dr Jen Rae talks about how community action builds and feeds people during stressful times and builds stronger communities for the future.Wholefoods Unwrapped Collective Brunswick here II Gabrielle Pestinger talks about a local initiative against waste which continues to grow with community support applying pressure for change through Wholefoods Unwrapped Collective Brunswick How rural Victorian's are dealing with covid here II Jenny Elvey joins us from the Bendigo Family & Financial Service to give us some idea of the lives of rural citzens dealing with Covid.This is the Week that Was here here II Kevin Healy spills the beans on the week's newsNo to the Cashless Debit Card - the facts here II exerpts from a recent LIFE tute on the Cashless Debit Card given by two expertss Katherine Wilkes, the Convener no cashless debit Card Australia Group and Amanda Smith, researcher SayNo Seven group

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