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FEM-Me: Feminine Mechanics and Other Kinetic Systems
Building upon the 2022 SHErobots exhibition at Tin Sheds Gallery, FEM-Me reflects on the works of the key women leading contemporary robotics innovation and how emerging Western Sydney artists engage with the theme.
When: 21 September-9 November
Where: Bankstown Arts Centre, 5 Olympic Parade, Bankstown
With disasters becoming more frequent, getting prepared for an emergency has never been more important.
Research shows that people recover faster if they are prepared for an emergency. To make it as simple as possible, we are urging residents to download the Get Prepared app: a free app co-created by the Australian Red Cross and NRMA.
As a participating Council in the Resilient Sydney program, we are collaborating with the Councils of Sydney to create a metropolis that is connected, inclusive and resilient to disasters.
Do one simple thing to prepare for an emergency. Download Get Prepared and keep your emergency plan close to hand. Visit redcross.org.au/prepare
Join us on our mission with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs to keep the streets of our City free from illegally dumped rubbish.
Doing your bit is as simple as booking a FREE Bulky-Waste Clean Up.
Do you know an exceptional student in Years 3-6, or a local young person aged 12-18 who has made a great contribution to our community?
Join us in honouring these remarkable children and teenagers by giving them the recognition they deserve. There are prizes to be won!
Nominations close this Sunday 22 September.
CBCity is building a Social Justice Charter and we need your ideas to make it great! In this online session, you can share your thoughts on community safety, how to encourage respect and how to reduce all forms of discrimination.
When: Monday 23 September, 6-7.30pm
Where: Online