2009 Chippendale Food for the Future Fair

SUCCESSFUL FAIR DAY! CHIPPO CO-OP LAUNCHED!

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Chippo Fruit and Veg Markets

Chippo Fruit and Veg Markets

Chippo Fruit and Veg Boxes
1st July , 2009
Box pick up 10am -2pm Saturday!

Hi all, If you would like a box please feel free to come down to the park but please order first to avoid dissapointment
Chippendale PEACE PARK 10am-2pm. Try to get there are early
as possible to avoid dissapointment of us running out of stock!

Thanks!

UPDATE 1st July, 2009

Six Months, alot of (card)board boxes(!!!!!!), alot of people, new friendships and a co-op in the mix. A pretty half year for Chippo residences!

Road garden working bee this Sunday 12 July

Folks - a quick reminder for our working bee in the road gardens here this coming SundayIt's time to use up the $1,000 grant council gave us this month to maintain the gardens and put in some more plants

We start at 11 am.

Meet at 59 Myrtle for jobs and briefing

Chippo Food Fair coming - October 2009; watch this space for details

Chippo to become waterfront land this century

New Sewage Pipes stored in Peace Park April 2009The multi million dollar works underway now in Buckland street and continuing through to July right up to the top of the catchment at Darlington are to separate the sewage and stormwater into two pipe systems so they stop mixing and putting over 30 million litres of raw sewage into Blackwattle Bay beside the Fish Markets; the recent rains here produces several million litres of sewage there.

So far so good. In theory.

Robert Pekin from Brisbane's Food Connect

"How to set up and run a successful food co-op"

7 pm, Wednesday 22 April 2009

Book your place

Dinner and Presentation  with discussion   $30

Includes pasta and salad and one glass of wine - after that from the bar or BYO

Nathan receives 1st chippo dollar from Councillor Chris Harris

Nathan with chippo dollar nathan and harris

Nathan with chippo dollar

Chippo Currency Issued Next Markets Day

This privately-issued currency becomes less valuable the longer you hold onto it.  After ten months it has no value; the date of issue will be on each Chippo Dollar along with its expiry date.  It loses $1 each month.  This means the currency will be used more quickly and will be more useful in the local economy.  For examples of successful local community currency projects read:  The Future of Money by Lietarr, or www.monbiot.com/archives/2009/01/20/a-better-way-to-make-money/

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