Want to grow more veggies without all the constant effort of weeding, planting, and turning over garden beds? Who doesn't, right?! Well, take some pressure off yourself by diving into the world of edible perennials this Saturday, October 14 with Queensland's Morag Gamble, from the Permaculture Education Institute! During this live online workshop, you'll learn exactly how to embrace edible perennials in your garden, so there’s always something to eat growing in your patch.  Morag will also host a live Q&A session at the end of the workshop, so all your questions will be answered straight away. Please post any questions you have to the comments section on the workshop registration page. This workshop is FREE to all Grow It Local members across Australia. When & where: Saturday, October 14, online: 3pm (AEDT) Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Canberra 2:30pm (ACDT) Adelaide 2pm (AEST) Brisbane 1:30pm (ACST) Darwin  12pm (AWST) Perth Register for this free, live session now! workshop registration page. If you can't make it on the day, don't worry — everyone who registers will be sent the 'on-demand' workshop recording next Wednesday, October 18, so you can watch whenever suits you best. This FREE, live and exclusive session is part of our ongoing monthly 'learn to grow' workshop series — designed to help educate, inspire and support more Australians to grow, share and eat locally grown food. Enjoy! Darryl Nichols Grow It Local Co-Founder

Kommuniti Café is a place where people come to get to know their neighbours, and their neighbours, neighbours. They share stories, build relationships and support each other. The café is a model for social enterprise that is focused on creating connectedness and having a positive impact on and in the local community.  Getting to know your neighbours can have many benefits, including: Building a sense of community: By getting to know your neighbours, you can build a sense of community in your neighbourhood. This can lead to stronger relationships, more neighbourly interactions, and a greater sense of belonging. Increased safety: Knowing your neighbours means you have more people looking out for you and your property. You can also work together to make your neighbourhood a safer place to live. More resources: Your neighbours can be a great resource for things like borrowing tools, sharing skills and knowledge, and providing support when needed. Improved mental health: Social isolation can have a negative impact on mental health. By building connections with your neighbours, you can reduce feelings of loneliness and improve your overall well-being. Increased neighbourhood pride: When you get to know your neighbours, you may feel more invested in your community and take more pride in where you live. Better communication: When you have a good relationship with your neighbours, it can lead to better communication. This can help prevent misunderstandings and conflicts. More fun: Getting to know your neighbours can also lead to more fun and social opportunities. You may be invited to neighbourhood events or simply enjoy spending time together. In conclusion, getting to know your neighbours can have many benefits, from building a sense of community to improving your mental health. By taking the time to connect with those around you, you can create a more enjoyable and fulfilling living environment. Allan Connolly Founder - Kommuniti HQ Once you have registered here, Your seat at the reserved table is now locked in and I can keep you notified at short notice of any last-minute additions or changes. More Kommuniti Events bit.ly/KommunitiHQEvents

Kommuniti Café is a place where people come to get to know their neighbours, and their neighbours, neighbours. They share stories, build relationships and support each other. The café is a model for social enterprise that is focused on creating connectedness and having a positive impact on and in the local community.  Getting to know your neighbours can have many benefits, including: Building a sense of community: By getting to know your neighbours, you can build a sense of community in your neighbourhood. This can lead to stronger relationships, more neighbourly interactions, and a greater sense of belonging. Increased safety: Knowing your neighbours means you have more people looking out for you and your property. You can also work together to make your neighbourhood a safer place to live. More resources: Your neighbours can be a great resource for things like borrowing tools, sharing skills and knowledge, and providing support when needed. Improved mental health: Social isolation can have a negative impact on mental health. By building connections with your neighbours, you can reduce feelings of loneliness and improve your overall well-being. Increased neighbourhood pride: When you get to know your neighbours, you may feel more invested in your community and take more pride in where you live. Better communication: When you have a good relationship with your neighbours, it can lead to better communication. This can help prevent misunderstandings and conflicts. More fun: Getting to know your neighbours can also lead to more fun and social opportunities. You may be invited to neighbourhood events or simply enjoy spending time together. In conclusion, getting to know your neighbours can have many benefits, from building a sense of community to improving your mental health. By taking the time to connect with those around you, you can create a more enjoyable and fulfilling living environment. Allan Connolly Founder - Kommuniti HQ Once you have registered here, Your seat at the reserved table is now locked in and I can keep you notified at short notice of any last-minute additions or changes.

Kommuniti Café is a place where people come to get to know their neighbours, and their neighbours, neighbours. They share stories, build relationships and support each other. The café is a model for social enterprise that is focused on creating connectedness and having a positive impact on and in the local community.  Getting to know your neighbours can have many benefits, including: Building a sense of community: By getting to know your neighbours, you can build a sense of community in your neighbourhood. This can lead to stronger relationships, more neighbourly interactions, and a greater sense of belonging. Increased safety: Knowing your neighbours means you have more people looking out for you and your property. You can also work together to make your neighbourhood a safer place to live. More resources: Your neighbours can be a great resource for things like borrowing tools, sharing skills and knowledge, and providing support when needed. Improved mental health: Social isolation can have a negative impact on mental health. By building connections with your neighbours, you can reduce feelings of loneliness and improve your overall well-being. Increased neighbourhood pride: When you get to know your neighbours, you may feel more invested in your community and take more pride in where you live. Better communication: When you have a good relationship with your neighbours, it can lead to better communication. This can help prevent misunderstandings and conflicts. More fun: Getting to know your neighbours can also lead to more fun and social opportunities. You may be invited to neighbourhood events or simply enjoy spending time together. In conclusion, getting to know your neighbours can have many benefits, from building a sense of community to improving your mental health. By taking the time to connect with those around you, you can create a more enjoyable and fulfilling living environment. Allan Connolly Founder - Kommuniti HQ Once you have registered here, Your seat at the reserved table is now locked in and I can keep you notified at short notice of any last-minute additions or changes.

Kommuniti Café is a place where people come to get to know their neighbours, and their neighbours, neighbours. They share stories, build relationships and support each other. The café is a model for social enterprise that is focused on creating connectedness and having a positive impact on and in the local community.  Getting to know your neighbours can have many benefits, including: Building a sense of community: By getting to know your neighbours, you can build a sense of community in your neighbourhood. This can lead to stronger relationships, more neighbourly interactions, and a greater sense of belonging. Increased safety: Knowing your neighbours means you have more people looking out for you and your property. You can also work together to make your neighbourhood a safer place to live. More resources: Your neighbours can be a great resource for things like borrowing tools, sharing skills and knowledge, and providing support when needed. Improved mental health: Social isolation can have a negative impact on mental health. By building connections with your neighbours, you can reduce feelings of loneliness and improve your overall well-being. Increased neighbourhood pride: When you get to know your neighbours, you may feel more invested in your community and take more pride in where you live. Better communication: When you have a good relationship with your neighbours, it can lead to better communication. This can help prevent misunderstandings and conflicts. More fun: Getting to know your neighbours can also lead to more fun and social opportunities. You may be invited to neighbourhood events or simply enjoy spending time together. In conclusion, getting to know your neighbours can have many benefits, from building a sense of community to improving your mental health. By taking the time to connect with those around you, you can create a more enjoyable and fulfilling living environment. Allan Connolly Founder - Kommuniti HQ Once you have registered here, Your seat at the reserved table is now locked in and I can keep you notified at short notice of any last-minute additions or changes.

Kommuniti Café is a place where people come to get to know their neighbours, and their neighbours, neighbours. They share stories, build relationships and support each other. The café is a model for social enterprise that is focused on creating connectedness and having a positive impact on and in the local community.  Getting to know your neighbours can have many benefits, including: Building a sense of community: By getting to know your neighbours, you can build a sense of community in your neighbourhood. This can lead to stronger relationships, more neighbourly interactions, and a greater sense of belonging. Increased safety: Knowing your neighbours means you have more people looking out for you and your property. You can also work together to make your neighbourhood a safer place to live. More resources: Your neighbours can be a great resource for things like borrowing tools, sharing skills and knowledge, and providing support when needed. Improved mental health: Social isolation can have a negative impact on mental health. By building connections with your neighbours, you can reduce feelings of loneliness and improve your overall well-being. Increased neighbourhood pride: When you get to know your neighbours, you may feel more invested in your community and take more pride in where you live. Better communication: When you have a good relationship with your neighbours, it can lead to better communication. This can help prevent misunderstandings and conflicts. More fun: Getting to know your neighbours can also lead to more fun and social opportunities. You may be invited to neighbourhood events or simply enjoy spending time together. In conclusion, getting to know your neighbours can have many benefits, from building a sense of community to improving your mental health. By taking the time to connect with those around you, you can create a more enjoyable and fulfilling living environment. Allan Connolly Founder - Kommuniti HQ Once you have registered here, Your seat at the reserved table is now locked in and I can keep you notified at short notice of any last-minute additions or changes.

Who doesn't like getting together and having a chat over a good kuppa, it's the Aussie thing to do! Our meetups on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month 9:30 am to 11:00 am at the Dome, Kingsley has been up and running for over 12 months now. We have over 40 neighbours registered who have attended since we started and now we are into our 3rd year usually have between 8 and 12 attending on average. We would like to keep it at this level, as then everybody gets to meet everybody on the reserved tables the Dome sets aside for us. If you do not book and let us know you coming though, you run the risk of being seated away from our booked tables and might not get to meet everybody. It is also courteous for us to let the staff know.... as sometimes there are larger parties and they might roster staff on that are not required. Guess what I am trying to say is........ It is always wonderful to see you, but as a courtesy please click the Get  Tickets button below to let us know you are coming. Kindest regards Allan Connolly Founder of Kommuniti HQ Once you have registered here, Your seat at the reserved table is now locked in and I can keep you notified at short notice of any last-minute additions or changes. More Kommuniti Events bit.ly/KommunitiHQEventbrite

Who doesn't like getting together and having a chat over a good cuppa, it's the Aussie thing to do! Our Joondalup CBD gatherings are on the 2nd Wednesday of the month 9:30 am to 11:00 am at Govenders Gourmet, 59 Regents Park Road, Joondalup. (Closed in January) Our Nextdoor Kommunities have over 1700 members and our Community Cafe's consistently have between 8 and 12 neighbours attending each meetup. We would like to keep it at this level, as then everybody gets to meet everybody on the reserved tables the Coffee Shop sets aside for us. If you do not book and let us know you coming though, you run the risk of being seated away from our booked tables and might not get to meet everybody. It is also courteous for us to let the staff know.... as sometimes there are larger parties and they might roster staff on that are not required. Guess what I am trying to say is........ It is always wonderful to see you, but as a courtesy please click the Get  Tickets button below to let us know you are coming. Kindest regards Verna Joondalup CBD Circle Leader and  Allan Connolly Founder - Kommuniti HQ   Once you have registered here, Your seat at the reserved table is now locked in and I can keep you notified at short notice of any last-minute additions or changes. More Kommuniti Events Across Perth bit.ly/KommunitiHQEventbrite 

Who doesn't like getting together and having a chat over a good cuppa, it's the Aussie thing to do! Our Joondalup CBD gatherings are on the 2nd Wednesday of the month 9:30 am to 11:00 am at Govenders Gourmet, 59 Regents Park Road, Joondalup. (Closed in January) Our Nextdoor Kommunities have over 1700 members and our Community Cafe's consistently have between 8 and 12 neighbours attending each meetup. We would like to keep it at this level, as then everybody gets to meet everybody on the reserved tables the Coffee Shop sets aside for us. If you do not book and let us know you coming though, you run the risk of being seated away from our booked tables and might not get to meet everybody. It is also courteous for us to let the staff know.... as sometimes there are larger parties and they might roster staff on that are not required. Guess what I am trying to say is........ It is always wonderful to see you, but as a courtesy please click the Get  Tickets button below to let us know you are coming. Kindest regards Verna Joondalup CBD Circle Leader and  Allan Connolly Founder - Kommuniti HQ   Once you have registered here, Your seat at the reserved table is now locked in and I can keep you notified at short notice of any last-minute additions or changes. More Kommuniti Events Across Perth bit.ly/KommunitiHQEventbrite 

Who doesn't like getting together and having a chat over a good cuppa, it's the Aussie thing to do! Our gatherings are on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month 9:30 am to 11:00 am at the Dome, Kingsley. Our Nextdoor Kommuniti has over 1700 members and our Community Cafe consistently has between 8 and 12 neighbours attending each meetup. We would like to keep it at this level, as then everybody gets to meet everybody on the reserved tables the Dome sets aside for us. If you do not book and let us know you coming though, you run the risk of being seated away from our booked tables and might not get to meet everybody. It is also courteous for us to let the staff know.... as sometimes there are larger parties and they might roster staff on that are not required. Guess what I am trying to say is........ It is always wonderful to see you, but as a courtesy please click the Get  Tickets button below to let us know you are coming. Kindest regards Allan Connolly Founder of Kommuniti HQ and Nextdoor Lead Once you have registered here, Your seat at the reserved table is now locked in and I can keep you notified at short notice of any last-minute additions or changes. More Kommuniti Events Across Perth bit.ly/KommunitiHQEventbrite  

Who doesn't like getting together and having a chat over a good cuppa, it's the Aussie thing to do! Our Community Cafe gatherings are on the third Thursday of the month 9:30 am to 11:00 am at Roma Republic, Selkirk Ave, Kinross WA 6028. Our Nextdoor Kommunities have over 1700 members and our Community Cafe's consistently have between 8 and 12 neighbours attending each meetup. We would like to keep it at this level, as then everybody gets to meet everybody on the reserved tables the Coffee Shop sets aside for us. If you do not book and let us know you coming though, you run the risk of being seated away from our booked tables and might not get to meet everybody. It is also courteous for us to let the staff know.... as sometimes there are larger parties and they might roster staff on that are not required. Guess what I am trying to say is........ It is always wonderful to see you, but as a courtesy please click the Get  Tickets button below to let us know you are coming. Kindest regards Allan Connolly Founder - Kommuniti HQ   Once you have registered here, Your seat at the reserved table is now locked in and I can keep you notified at short notice of any last-minute additions or changes. More Kommuniti Events Across Perth bit.ly/KommunitiHQEventbrite 

Who doesn't like getting together and having a chat over a good cuppa, it's the Aussie thing to do! Our meetups on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month 9:30 am to 11:00 am at the Dome, Kingsley. Our Nextdoor Kommuniti has over 1700 members and our Community Cafe consistently has between 8 and 12 neighbours attending each meetup. We would like to keep it at this level, as then everybody gets to meet everybody on the reserved tables the Dome sets aside for us. If you do not book and let us know you coming though, you run the risk of being seated away from our booked tables and might not get to meet everybody. It is also courteous for us to let the staff know.... as sometimes there are larger parties and they might roster staff on that are not required. Guess what I am trying to say is........ It is always wonderful to see you, but as a courtesy please click the Get  Tickets button below to let us know you are coming. Kindest regards Allan Connolly Founder of Kommuniti HQ and Nextdoor Lead Once you have registered here, Your seat at the reserved table is now locked in and I can keep you notified at short notice of any last-minute additions or changes. More Kommuniti Events Across Perth bit.ly/KommunitiHQEventbrite