Make waste arty
with Peter Andrews across both Dubbo and Wellington during the week, with people from near and far turning out to learn about Andrews’ proven methods of restoring the Australian environment, methods which unfortunately are not tolerated by many state and federal government departments, despite the fact that ordinary people can see that NSF works.
I’ll have a full wrap-up in next week’s edition of Dubbo Photo News, but check out the disappearing eroded gully in this picture. the job market’s uncertain future, this could be the call that will change your life. IF you do get the welding job and you have a bit of an arty bent, you’ll be able to put your newly found skills to good use in the local Waste To Art competition currently being run by Western Plains Cultural Centre.
The best piece of scrap art I’ve ever seen is this crazy World War II fighter plane build at about full size, and it comes complete with a VW Bug cockpit as well as a realistic replica shark’s mouth in 3D – not just a fancy paint job of one. system, providing care to patients and support to their families.
“I wish all our new starters the best of luck with their careers and again welcome the invaluable contribution they make to our health system,” he said.