Cemetery Wars: Chris Minns faces an $800m black hole in the NSW state budget michaelwest.com.au/cemetery-wars-… via 💧Michael West This is an example of profit in perpetuity not repair and maintenance in perpetuity. Lee Vinsel Andrew L. Russell The Maintainers Chris Minns

Looking forward to attending the #AusRepair23 Australian Repair Summit tomorrow. Starts at 9am Friday 11 August. You can join online here: livestream.com/iv/ausrepair23 Program here: events.griffith.edu.au/event/0ec21473… Leanne Wiseman #righttorepair

The power of community - getting in and getting it done - Pip from cleanup.org #AusRepair23 #RightToRepair

.Anthony Rosborough from CanRepair about opportunities in the #Canadian #RightToRepair movement - History shows the importance of federal leadership on intellectual property and competition policy #AusRepair23

#AusRepair23 2021 Productivity Commission report pc.gov.au/inquiries/comp… focused on 'unnecessary barriers to repair'. One such barrier is the wide array of federal ministries with an interest in repair, which makes it difficult to co-ordinate government stakeholder attention.

Love this #AusRepair23

Good to see Pete Shmigel from R:evolve Recycle at the #AusRepair23 Summit talking reuse and repair of bicycles. Many bikes are garbage and there is a shortage of bike mechanics. In 10 years time 70 % of bikes will be e-bikes & will be of substandard design. #bicycles #repair

It is almost 3 years since our ACCC said a #righttorepair was needed Our #farmers are still waiting Right to Repair:Farmers demand the right to repair their own machinery Griffith University Australian Research Council abc.net.au/news/rural/pro…

Come visit the Repair Cafe info booth at Griffith University O Week and learn about the #RightToRepair movement and where to get your broken items fixed at repair cafes to reduce waste. We are always looking for helpers and fixers. You can find more info here -> griffith.edu.au/law-futures-ce…

Book into the Griffith University Repair Cafe tomorrow (12 March, 10am to 2pm) to get your broken items fixed! You’ll find the Repair Cafe outside the Library (N53). Book here -> > trybooking.com/CPHNK Leanne Wiseman

The Griffith University Repair Cafe is at the Nathan campus today! Available to all students & staff - 10am to 2pm outside the library. Bring your broken items to be fixed! We welcome walk ins or there’s enough time to book before the first session, here -> trybooking.com/CPHNK

Such a pleasure to visit Buckley lowe new space and enjoy the art. Adore these pieces by Bernadette Twomey btwomeyart.com.au #brisbane #art

Our first Griffith University Repair Cafe at South Bank Campus for the year will be on Monday 25th March 10-2pm. You can just walk in, but bookings are encouraged. Book here -> trybooking.com/CQBUY Leanne Wiseman

The Griffith University Repair Cafe is at the Gold Cosdt campus tomorrow! Available to all students & staff - 10am to 2pm (G07 walkway). Bring your broken items to be fixed! We welcome walk ins or there’s enough time to book here -> trybooking.com/CQCIJ Leanne Wiseman

Some thoughts about the hidden inherited constraints of cemetery headstones -> cemetery.place/stone-is-not-j… Friends of South Brisbane Cemetery #cemetery #cemeteries

There are 2 Griffith University Repair Cafes next week. Come get your broken items fixed and save waste. South Bank - Monday 22 April 2024 - 10am to 2pm. Book here -> trybooking.com/CQVMT Nathan - Wednesday 24 April 2024 - 10am to 2pm. Book here -> trybooking.com/CQVPM

Still making hot cross buns. Just for a little longer.

Some of the books I picked up from UQ News Book Fair.

The next Griffith University Repair Cafe as part of the Logan City Council Logan Eco Action Festival is coming soon! We can mend clothing, electrical appliances, toys & more! Time: 10am to 2pm Date: Sunday, 2 June 24 Where: Griffith Logan Campus Bookings: trybooking.com/CQVQL Leanne Wiseman

I had such a fabulous day yesterday at the Stories In Stone conference in Brisbane. Such an interesting mix of topics, and people who care about cemeteries. I had the privilege of sharing about my research at South Brisbane Cemetery.