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October Meetup for the Sydney Nature Journal Club

October Meetup for the Sydney Nature Journal Club

Sat, Oct 17, 11:30 PM
From Sydney Nature Journal Club
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Come along to our **October meetup for the Sydney Nature Journal Club**. This is a chance to connect, spend some time in nature and journal together. I will offer some guidance to start. After we can share journal pages and ideas. **What to bring:** Bring along sketchbooks/paper and your favourite drawing materials (pens, pencils, watercolour, acrylic, anything you have). I will have extra materials on the day if you want to explore other mediums. \*\*Where:\*\* TBC **Cost:** Suggested donation is $10 annual fee, $5 casual fee. (This helps cover Meetup fees). DISCLAIMER.
Please note that Katy as volunteer organiser of activities for Sydney Nature Journal Club is NOT responsible for the health or safety of members (or their guests) and therefore will not accept any liability for accidents or injuries or losses that may occur during Meetup events at any location. By attending a Sydney Nature Journal Club event members acknowledge that you accept ALL of the above. I look forward to seeing you there.

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Australian Issues: Lauran Townsend and Vinay Kolhatkar

Australian Issues: Lauran Townsend and Vinay Kolhatkar

Wed, Nov 11, 8:00 AM
From Sydney Conservative Discussion & Social Group
4.8

Dear members, We have had to switch dates for the meetup. And now we have an additional speaker, Councilor Lauren Townsend! Councillor Townsend was elected to Waverley Council in 2024. She entered politics after almost a decade of pro bono criminal defence work. Councillor Townsend has been a member of the Liberal Party for most of her life until recently. Like many, she realised that the Liberal Party has lost its identity and lost its way and has now joined One Nation. She will talk about why she switched political parties. Vinay Kolhatkar will be giving a short presentation on what it means to have Mono-, Uni-, or Multiculturalism, so we can all make up our own minds as to what’s best for us individually, and for Australia as a whole. There will be plenty of time for attendees to ask questions, make comments and interact. And please purchase a meal and/or drinks. After all this venue has been provided free by Shakespeare’s so that is the least we can do. Vinay is the author of the politically incorrect novels, *A Sharia London* and *The Frankenstein Candidate.* He is also a coauthor of Media Wars: The Battle to Shape Our Minds, and of *Modernizing Aristotle’s Ethics*, which was published by an academic press and sold to university libraries worldwide as a text for philosophy and psychology. His latest novel is Dreams of Orphans, which was released on 30th September. Until August 2026, he was the federal secretary and director of policy for the Libertarian Party and ran in two federal elections as their candidate. He is also an occasional columnist for *Spectator Australia*, where he likes to warn the western world of the incoming threat of neo-Marxism and their alliance with terrorist ideologies. See you then, Craig White

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Fairfax Walk 🚶‍♀️ (North Head)- Human Hearted Sydney 🌻

Fairfax Walk 🚶‍♀️ (North Head)- Human Hearted Sydney 🌻

Sun, Oct 25, 12:00 AM
From Human Hearted Sydney
4.7

**Event Summary:** Our monthly social event is going to be a walk around North head on the trail known as Fairfax walk. The plan is to gather there at 11:00 and then do the walk. Interested in meeting new people ? Or refreshing existing friendships with members of our human hearted Sydney community? Or curious about what it means to be [Human Hearted](https://areomagazine.com/2022/05/05/a-human-hearted-modernity/)? Then why not come along and join us. This month we're planning a gentle scenic walk around North Head following the Fairfax trail for our our social event. The total distance shouldn't be more than about three kilometres and we'll be going at a gentle pace. The walk will include some great harbour and ocean views. Our goal is to enjoy the walk and the view, and socialise as we walk. **Connecting to our values:** This event is part of living out Human Hearted Sydney's values of positive social connection and building community in Sydney. So lets meet and connect with those we already know, and those we haven't met before. All are welcome to socialise, meet new people, and build friendships. For more information about human heartedness and its values please see our [website](https://humanhearted.org/) or [skool community](https://www.skool.com/human-hearted-world-6839/about) **Meeting Point:** We'll meet at 11am on Sunday 25th of October at bus stop 209583 ( stop name: Fairfax Walk, North Head Scenic Dr. ) on bus route 161. This bus route goes up to North Head and back from Manly Wharf. After the walk we'll head back into Many and look for a place for lunch. People are welcome to do the walk only, or also join us for lunch.

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Sydney Singles Relational Lab — Facilitated Connection Experience

Sydney Singles Relational Lab — Facilitated Connection Experience

Wed, Oct 21, 9:00 AM
From Singles Events in South Africa | Conscious Connections
4.7

# Tired of dating apps culture and surface-level? This is different. And people often leave surprised by how quickly strangers can feel human, warm, honest, and real again. Free to RSVP, 👉 $59 to confirm your spot [https://consciousconnectionsclub.com/join](https://consciousconnectionsclub.com/join) Relational Labs is a guided connection experience for singles who want more honest, playful, emotionally intelligent interaction — without performance, pressure, or endless small talk. This is not speed dating. Not networking. Not “pitch yourself to strangers.” It’s a facilitated relational container rooted in psychology, emotional intelligence, attachment work, social dynamics, nervous system awareness, and real-world human connection — made practical enough that you can actually live it instead of reading another 50 books about it. ## What happens • A 2-hour guided online relational experience • Real-time connection exercises designed to create authentic interaction • A format that adapts in real time to whoever is present • Optional participant-led in-person continuation afterward • WhatsApp connection thread after the session ## This may be for you if: • You’re tired of shallow or repetitive social spaces • You want deeper connection without forced intimacy • You enjoy personal growth, psychology, communication, or relational work • You’re open to meeting people in a more intentional way ## Important This experience runs with whoever is present and takes its own shape each time. Sometimes expansive. Sometimes intimate. Both are the real thing.

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20km Taronga Zoo to Manly Be active, healthy & happy!😎

20km Taronga Zoo to Manly Be active, healthy & happy!😎

Sat, Oct 17, 9:52 PM
From Aussie Explorers
4.8

**Taronga Zoo to Manly - 20km** I would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, the Gadigal and Gayemagal people and pay respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. ⛵**8:50 am Meeting Place & Transport:** **[Wharf 4 Circular Quay](https://tinyurl.com/5c5awdac)** Check your public transport options to get to the event [here](https://transportnsw.info/trip#/trip). Public transport back from Manly is by ferry to Circular Quay or bus from near the wharf, if you live on the north side. **⛵About:** This is a beautiful walk with stunning views of one of the most scenic harbours, beaches and cityscapes in the world. There's ferry rides at the start and finish too. Plenty of exit points but hoping you can go the whole way.😀 ⛵**Route:** 8.52am we catch the ferry from Circular Quay to [Taronga Zoo Wharf](https://tinyurl.com/4smuwbn4) which arrives at 9.04am. To start we walk around Bradley Head then onto [Balmoral Beach](https://tinyurl.com/2s3dm3mu) (5km completed). Then we hike to [Spit Bridge](https://tinyurl.com/76mxfchp) (10km completed) and onto the Manly Scenic Walk, stopping a couple of kms after the bridge at Clontarf for a lunch break. We then finish at [Manly Wharf](https://tinyurl.com/bdzmk8xa) (20km completed) around 2.30pm. You can stay and have a proper lunch &/or drinks or just catch the ferry back to Circular Quay. Bus home if you live on the northside. ⛵**Distance:** 20km ⛵**Type of walk:** Bush and urban. Well worn tracks and footpath. Steps and hills. ⛵**Difficulty:** Moderate, because of the distance. If you are unsure about the distance but would like to test yourself, this is a walk for you: there are plenty of get-out points. ⛵**Walking Pace:** We will maintain a steady pace all day and average 4-4.5 km per hour. ⛵**What to bring:** * Trailwalker shoes with good grip * 1 litre of water, refills along the route, optional hydralytes * Carbohydrate (starchy) snacks and lunch (or buy lunch at Manly) * Light rain jacket depending on conditions * Sunscreen and a cap or hat with a wide brim * Eagerness to explore ⛵**Gratuity:** There will be a $10 cash gratuity for this walk. Pay ID alternatively. **By RSVPing** this meetup you agree to and are bound by the terms and conditions of Aussie Explorers which can be found [here](https://www.meetup.com/aussie-explorers/). If you have any questions, please message me. I look forward to seeing you on this walk. I will post my mobile number closer to the day. **Mark F** 😎

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Unhurried Conversations - Sunday

Unhurried Conversations - Sunday

Sat, Oct 24, 11:15 PM
From Unhurried Conversations Sydney
4.7

Bring yourself, we will go over how Unhurried Conversations works.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that connects people with shared interests through local events and groups. Whether you want to meet new people or engage in activities you love, Meetup offers various options to suit your goals.

Yes, Sydney has various conservation groups focused on environmental preservation. These groups often organize outdoor activities, allowing participants to contribute to nature conservation in their community.

Joining a conservation group in Sydney is easy with Meetup. Use the platform to search for groups by interest and location, then review their upcoming events and join one that interests you.

Conservation groups in Sydney offer activities like tree planting, wildlife monitoring, and eco-friendly hikes. These events provide hands-on opportunities to support local environmental efforts.

Definitely! You are free to join as many events as you wish. Each event offers a distinctive opportunity to connect with nature and like-minded individuals.

No experience is necessary. Groups welcome all members interested in learning and contributing to environmental initiatives. Experienced volunteers and organizers guide participants.

Yes, searching for conservation events in Sydney is straightforward. Use the search function on the platform to find relevant groups and see their upcoming events based on your interests.

Some conservation groups may charge a nominal fee to cover event costs, while others are free. Details are usually provided in the event description on Meetup.

While Meetup provides opportunities to meet others interested in conservation, interactions with experts depend on the group's makeup and event focus. Active participation usually enriches the experience.

Group sizes vary by event and organizer. Some may host small gatherings for focused activities, while others welcome larger groups. Check event details for specific information.

Yes, some Sydney conservation groups may offer online events, particularly workshops or discussions. Event specifics are available on the group pages within Meetup.

Certain conservation activities may be physically demanding, such as hiking or planting, but participation levels vary. Detailed descriptions are often included to help you choose appropriately.

Meetup allows you to connect with a community passionate about the environment while enjoying structured events designed to make a meaningful impact on local nature conservation efforts.

Not all conservation groups have formal structures as they depend on organizers’ commitments. Quality and frequency may vary, but insights from previous attendees can offer guidance.

Meetup focuses on group interactions within conservation and other activities, rather than facilitating individual mentorships. Experience the community and engage with the group's collective knowledge.