We’ve been selected to participate in Local Matters at Grill’d Victoria Point this January!

Local Matters is the Grill’d community donation program that sees each Grill’d restaurant donate $500 back into the community every month. The donation is split between 3 local community groups $300 / $100 / $100.

HOW YOU CAN HELP?

We’d love your support in receiving the highest $300 donation! Simply head to Grill’d Victoria Point during January for a burger and pop your Local Matters token in our jar. The group with the most tokens at the end of the month receives the largest donation.

It’s a simple (and delicious) way to show your support!

You’ll find us on a jar at Grill’d Victoria Point, Victoria Point Lakeside Bunker Rd
Victoria Point. ... See more

Find out what Toondah Koala Saxon has been up to:
http://koalagroup.asn.au/toondah-koala-tracking/

The Toondah Harbour tracking data results from two separate processes. The first process involves the koala location and other data being collected from a transmitter attached to a collar (called the LX collar) fitted to a tracked koala. The LX collar was specifically designed for use on koalas and�... ... See more

IGA Marketplace Cleveland has recently added KAG as a beneficiary on their myIGA Card Program.
Pick up a myIGA Card next time you are in the store and when you register it online, tick us as your community group you wish to support and for your points to accrue to.
Then, every time you shop in the store and use your card, not only do you receive great discounts and special offers, you are also helping to raise funds for us. It’s as easy as that!
Already a member? You can go online and change your preferred beneficiary at any time.
Get behind this great program and we can all benefit.

For more information about becoming a member - visit:
http://www.myigacard.com.au/ ... See more

We had a wonderful day on Saturday celebrating Xmas and a productive 2017 with our members 🌲

Community poll finds against Toondah Harbour Proposal

Poll pundits not keen on Toondah Harbour plans.

One of the Toondah koala mums with her joey this afternoon in the Family Tree, Shore Street East. Photographed by Chris Walker.

One of the Toondah koala mums with her joey this afternoon in the Family Tree, Shore Street East.

Without consultation and no obvious reason, Council felled several mature trees in Redland Water car park in Middle St on the weekend.
The fact that numerous koalas are known to live in the area including one of KAG’s tracked koala’s Mia, it is extremely disappointing and inexcusable that Council do not respect that koalas use trees other than eucalyptus species and took this action without consultation.
KAG has data and photographs showing that Mia utilised all of the removed trees for shelter and we have asked Council for an explanation as to they were felled and expect that replacement koala trees be planted in the area immediately. ... See more

It is an absolute tragedy!

In some sad news, in what's being described as a "national tragedy" more than 5000 koalas have been killed in the past four years because of tree clearing. #9Today

Today, Toondah koala Airlie was inside the fenced construction site at the corner of Wharf St and Shore Street East. She was in one of the two eucalyptus trees left after most trees were cleared from the site and footpath on 6th September: https://www.facebook.com/HelpSaveOurToondahKoalas/posts/422537901476427 ... See more

Today, Toondah koala Airlie was inside the fenced construction site at the corner of Wharf St and Shore Street East. She was in one of the two eucalyptus trees left after most trees were cleared from the site and footpath on 6th September: https://www.facebook.com/HelpSaveOurToondahKoalas/posts/422537901476427 ... See more