Whoo whoo has heard of the Lesser Sooty Owl? These owls (whose call actually sounds less like a “whooo” and more like the whistle of a falling bomb!) is hard to spot, but it’s a local denizen of our region. This iconic aerial predator specialises in picking off rats and […]
The Mount Molloy Memorial Hall welcomed JAMARR’s twenty-ninth annual general meeting on 10 April 2025. Quorum was happily reached, apologies offered, and guests welcomed. Mayor Toppin was missed as she had to apologise on this occasion. A special thanks was offered to Mareeba Shire Council for their ongoing support of […]
Members and guests gathered in the Mount Molloy Memorial Hall for JAMARR’s twenty-eighth annual general meeting on 09 May 2024. Thanks to an enthusiastic turnout, there was no trouble confirming a quorum or being assured of the support in the room for one of the region’s longest-serving institutions. It was […]
Members and guests gathered in the Mount Molloy Memorial Hall for JAMARR’s twenty-seventh annual general meeting on 13 April 2023. Thanks to an enthusiastic turnout, there was no trouble confirming a quorum or being assured of the support in the room for one of the region’s longest-serving institutions. A report […]
Members and guests gathered in the Mount Molloy Memorial Hall for JAMARR’s twenty-sixth annual general meeting on 14 April 2022. Despite a modest turnout, there was no trouble confirming a quorum or being assured of the support in the room for one of the region’s longest-serving institutions. A report on […]
(Amber Dahlberg and Clare Hawse rescued an injured kookaburra on their way to the meeting and had a chance to share the inspection of the poor bird’s dietary history….who says JAMARR meetings are dull??) Very pleased to report that the 2021 Annual General Meeting attracted a loyal roll-up with plenty […]
Very please to report that the 2020 Annual General Meeting attracted an enthusiastic roll-up with plenty of good conversation, questions, and ideas being exchanged both in the meeting and at the convivial tea following.
JAMARR’s StoryTree project was given some merry news just ahead of the holidays. A grant application under the Regional Arts Development program (RADF) which is adminstered by Mareeba Shire Council. The grant will provide funds for employing a young person who will assist with the editing of video footage that […]