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Western Suburbs Community and Unions Coalition
Thursday, August 24, 2006

SUPPORT SUNSHINE COMMUNITY

Save the Sunshine Outdoor Pool

PUBLIC MEETING

Thursday, 24 August
6.30 pm - 8.00pm
(Cnr Monash St & Station Place, Sunshine, Melways Map 40 J1)

In the early 1960s the hard working people of Sunshine helped to raise funds and build their outdoor swimming pool for the benefit of future generations of Sunshine community. The pool is a community asset and belongs to the people of Sunshine.

The Sunshine Mother's Group is calling on the Sunshine community and supporters to attend the public meeting and discuss the next steps in the fight to save the outdoor 50 metre pool.

COME ALONG, SHOW YOUR SUPPORT AND HAVE YOUR SAY!
 
Saturday, August 05, 2006

Next Organising Meeting

Wednesday 9 August
6.00 pm
Meeting Room 2
Maribyrnong Council
Footscray
entry via rear Town Hall, Hyde Street

All welcome
Agenda
  1. Reports from western sub-groups - activities, community forums
  2. Report from Union Solidarity central - planning day, 12 August
  3. Western Suburbs Planning Day - Future activities
  4. Sunshine Pool
  5. Industrial Disputes and Activities
    - CFMEU-WA charges and fines under new laws
    - Australia Post
    - Amcor Packaging and others

  6. Request for assistance by local ANF members re: community health.
  7. Other business
more info: Shirley 0417 456 001 | Justin 0417 896 297 | Billy 0412 590 827
 

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