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After a week of grassroots efforts, the community are looking for a more long-term solution for those left hungry, stranded or homeless.
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After a week of grassroots efforts, the community are looking for a more long-term solution for those left hungry, stranded or homeless.
Volunteers estimate they have cooked 60,000 meals delivered by jet ski, dinghy and private helicopter
A new monthly evening street food market is set to open in Bangalow on February 5. Organisers say Eat Street will bring together the best of the region’s chefs, artisan food and drink makers, musicians and locals for a night of feasting and celebration. Lucy and Cooper enjoy an ice cream from Wal Foster, with Eat Street organisers Kirrily Sinclair and Kate Walsh. Photo Eve Jeffery ‘We are already so excited about the response to the market, with incredible local foodies approaching us’, organisers Kate Walsh and Kirrily Sinclair said. ‘We are looking to have stalls by amazing loc...