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RIG Network is a national, cross-sectoral networking, research and outreach initiative. We link people, projects and resources to support better practice and undertake projects to help build better local food production initiatives that can deliver social, health and economic benefits to remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
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Food Summit Consultation and Discussion paper summaries - READ summary of consultation & discussion paper at link left: see page 1 (of 5) below….
Feb 2021: Foodswell RIG News – Healthy Lands & Waters News & Events
Good to know news and events – Pivoting, positive times? New conversations & connections for two-way land stewardship, climate action, healthy and sustainable food
Read the latest Foodswell RIG News HERE for a snapshot of upcoming events that demonstrate fresh thinking and new ways to help frame and to respond to the environmental and other challenges that 2020 highlighted. New perspectives, narratives, change coalitions and action to help take us ’beyond business as usual’ thinking and doing to help build greater resilience and wellbeing.
Read December’s Foodswell RIG News at the link below
Happy Holidays, Summer Listening, Watching, Reading & More – Foodswell RIG News Dec 2020
And check out and listen to Foodswell’s new podcast Nourishing Matters to Chew On, soft launched in December with three episodes, and back in late January 2021 with more at:-
https://www.foodswell.org.au/nourishing
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RIG News – June 2020
Featuring some old and some new gardening resources for arid and tropical food gardens – online, free, pay what you can – and PLEASE check out Permatil’s new and very comprehensive Tropical Permaculture Guide (see link in RIG News…)
Outstanding COVID-19 leadership & outcomes by Aboriginal Health Organisations & Communities
GREAT NEWS Click on the image below to read about the outstanding work and achievements of Aboriginal health organisations to protect communities from the threat of COVID-19
