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SUMMARY:Author Talk with Sophie Stern\, Cassie Stroud\, Katie Hoskins and Emma Babbington
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an exciting night of literary conversation with three best-selling Australian writers\, Sophie Stern\, author of What Is Left For Us\, Cassie Stroud\, author of Iluka\, Katie Hoskins\, author of When The Party’s Over\, and our moderator Emma Babbington\, author of The Gardens. \nBooks will be available to purchase at the event. \nBookings essential.
URL:https://inthecove.com.au/events/author-talk-with-sophie-stern-cassie-stroud-katie-hoskins-and-emma-babbington/
LOCATION:Lane Cove  Library\, Library Walk\, Lane Cove\, NSW\, 2066\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Seminar, Workshop, Talk or Lecture
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SUMMARY:Greenpeace Community Info Night: the Threat of AI Data Centres
DESCRIPTION:Greenpeace Australia Pacific launched a landmark report documenting the scale of the problem in Australia – showing the enormous amounts of energy consumed by data centres\, how this could entrench polluting fossil fuels in our energy grid\, and exposing the insidious relationship forming between the gas and data centre lobby. The unchecked data centre boom poses a grave and immediate threat to people and our planet\, and is moving at lightning pace. \nThis is a live issue in Lane Cove\, where multiple large scale data centre facilities already exist and additional are proposed close to homes\, a school\, playing fields\, and important conservation zones. \nCome along to hear more about the report’s findings from the Greenpeace team \nThe event is FREE but RSVP is required to manage space. \nSpeakers: \nGreenpeace Australia Pacific: Solaye Snider and Dr. Simon Bradshaw will present the key findings from the new Greenpeace report which unpacks the energy and emissions impact of data centres and explains why we’re calling for a moratorium on new development. \nBibbul Ngarma Aboriginal Association:  Francesca Flynn will discuss why Noongar Traditional Owners came together with the broader Perth community to stop the GreenSquare data centre being built on the Mandoon Bilya (Helena River). \nTrillion Trees: Kate Herren\, Communications and Fundraising Coordinator will speak on how a small conservation organisation co-led the campaign to stop the GreenSquare data centre. \nLane Cove Responsible Planning: Representatives will share about the community campaign against data centre proposals in the area and how folks can get involved.
URL:https://inthecove.com.au/events/greenpeace-community-info-night-the-threat-of-ai-data-centres/
LOCATION:Lane Cove  Library\, Library Walk\, Lane Cove\, NSW\, 2066\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="greenpeace":MAILTO:support.au@greenpeace.org
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SUMMARY:Lane Cove House History: NSW Heritage Festival
DESCRIPTION:Thursday 14 May\, 2:30pm. Who’s been living in my house?\n\n\nA number of families have probably called your house a home. This hands-on seminar will show you how to use rate books\, council records and photographs to find out who they were. \nLimited places. Bookings essential. \nImage caption: 104 Penrose Street\, Lane Cove by Jayne Duff (Courtesy Lane Cove Library)
URL:https://inthecove.com.au/events/lane-cove-house-history-nsw-heritage-festival/
LOCATION:Lane Cove  Library\, Library Walk\, Lane Cove\, NSW\, 2066\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Discover Your World War Australian Soldier: NSW Heritage Festival
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 21 April\, 2:30pm. Trace your soldier\n\n\nCome along to this small\, hands-on workshop to learn how to trace your Australian World War I serviceman or woman. You will learn how to use TROVE\, archives\, and genealogy websites\, as well as published sources to find out what your ancestor did during World War I and II.  \nLimited places. Bookings essential. \nImage caption: Terence Garling (on left) in Egypt after the Gallipoli Campaign\, and before proceeding to the Western Front\, circa March 1916 (LHP 1407 Courtesy L. Humphreys)
URL:https://inthecove.com.au/events/discover-your-world-war-australian-soldier-nsw-heritage-festival/
LOCATION:Lane Cove  Library\, Library Walk\, Lane Cove\, NSW\, 2066\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Military History – Japanese Invasion Australia
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 14 April\, 6:15pm. Threat of invasion\n\n\nFollowing the First World War\, Japan was identified by defence strategists as a likely threat to Australia.  \nLieutenant Colonel Rowan Tracey LLB BA will explore how close Australia came to being invaded by Japan in 1942\, and what role did the Prime Minister and Australian Government play in fostering the fear of invasion in the Australian population. \nBookings essential \nImage caption: He’s Coming South’ poster\, circa 1942. (Courtesy Australian War Memorial ARTV09225)
URL:https://inthecove.com.au/events/military-history-japanese-invasion-australia/
LOCATION:Lane Cove  Library\, Library Walk\, Lane Cove\, NSW\, 2066\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Mystery in History: Unmasking Australia’s past Magicians
DESCRIPTION:From mysterious conjurers in the 1830s—some arriving as convicts—to dazzling international performers who made Australia their stage\, our theatre history is brimming with secrets and surprises. \nJoin Kent Blackmore\, Australia’s leading magic historian\, as he uncovers the earliest magicians to tread our boards\, sharing rare photos\, vintage posters\, and incredible stories of triumph and tragedy. Travel through time to meet legends like the enigmatic Fakir of Oolu and discover Australia’s greatest magical export\, “The Great Levante.” \nAnd if time permits\, prepare for the thrilling tale of the legendary Tomahawk Joe—a name you won’t forget! \nDon’t miss this captivating journey through illusion\, intrigue\, and Australian history.
URL:https://inthecove.com.au/events/mystery-in-history-unmasking-australias-past-magicians/
LOCATION:Lane Cove  Library\, Library Walk\, Lane Cove\, NSW\, 2066\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lane Cove Historical Society":MAILTO:carisbrookhouse@hotmail.com
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SUMMARY:Military History Talk – Operation Tradewind
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 10 February\, 6:15pm. Battle of Morotai\n\n\nIn May 1944 Allied troops captured Madang in Papua New Guinea allowing the United States to begin Operation Tradewind and the Battle of Morotai – part of the process to recapture the Philippines and to occupy the Japanese home islands. Tradewind also served as the staging point for the Australian landings on Borneo in early 1945.  \nLTCOL Graeme Davis (Retd) from the Lane Cove R.S.L. Sub-Branch\, and principal of Family Military History will discuss Operation Tradewind and the Battle of Morotai in the light of the strategy of ‘island hopping’.  \nBookings essential \nImage caption: United States troops getting off an infantry landing craft on Morotai Island\, New Guinea\, 15 September 1944. Photographer Jack Band. (Courtesy of the Australian War Memorial 017591)
URL:https://inthecove.com.au/events/military-history-talk-operation-tradewind/
LOCATION:Lane Cove  Library\, Library Walk\, Lane Cove\, NSW\, 2066\, Australia
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