Buying on ebay
One session: Tuesday 23 October at 11.00am. Cost: Gold coin donation. Join Eastern Regional Libraries team as we learn how shop at the world's largest marketplace - ebay. We are hosting a fun and informative session detailing how to locate great products from trusted sellers and then pay safely. Everything you need to know to get started.
Contact 0437 758 281 for more information and to secure a position.
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Selling on ebay Join the team from Eastern Regional Libraries to explore selling items at the world's largest marketplace - ebay. Discover the best ways to create listings, accept payments and post items. Everything you need to know to get started.
Tuesday 4 DecemberJuly @ 11.00am
Cost: Gold coin donation.
Contact 0437 758 281 for more information and to secure a position.
Travelling on Public Transport in Victoria
Tuesday: 13 November, 10.30am Cost: Gold Coin donation. Join the team from Travellers Aid Australia who will provide participants with an improved knowledge of the ticketting and public transport systems available in Victoria.Topics include getting around safely on public transport, public transport websites and apps, accessible transport and support personnel. Also, find out what Travellers Aid can do for YOU.
Remembrance Day Centenary Concert The Heathmont History Group invites everyone to this event, featuring the songs and music of the World War years. Instrumental and vocal performers from Tintern Grammer & Sing Australia Heathmont, and lots of audience sing along.
Remembrance Day Sunday, 11 November, 2pm at Heathmont Uniting Church.
Cost: $10 includes afternoon tea and lots of poppies. Contact Gerry Robinson 0418 867 255
World War 1 As the centenary continues, here is a session to appreciate the passion and skill of the famous war poet Wilfred Owen. Written in his distinctive style almost exactly 100 years ago, his Futility and Anthem for Doomed Youth are powerful criticisms of a war in which over 16 million people died. Gerry Robinson. Thursday 18 October at 8pm or Friday 19 October at 10am. Cost: $12. Notes provided.
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