Session 1: On Site Wastewater Management – Septic Systems, ATU’s and More…
An introduction to the inner working and basic science behind how common wastewater management systems work and the situations that they’re most suited to.
Gain a basic understanding of how traditional septic systems work and what role the tanks and drains play in wastewater treatment.
A brief into the range of ATU’s (secondary treatment systems) available and the applications of these systems.
The importance of understanding your site and soil conditions and the role this plays in deciding upon the most suitable system for your needs.
Understanding regulations and navigating the approval process
A useful insight for builders and anyone looking to build a home in an area without sewage
Session 2: Greywater Irrigation and Composting Toilets – home scale sustainability
Thursday 21st September, 6 – 7.30pm
What is greywater and how it can be utilised as an irrigation resource
Greywater reuse, greywater treatment and greywater disposal
Greywater, regulations and approvals
What is a composting toilet and in what scenario are they suitable
Understanding how a composting toilet works and what’s required for maintenance
Composting toilets, regulations and approvals
Anthony Smith is a local environmental engineer passionate about sustainable water practices. He will be presenting 2 information sessions for homeowners and builders looking to get an understanding around what their septic/wastewater options are when building new homes and how different options can fit with local government regulations.
Mandala (Sanskrit: “circle”) = the story of the Universe
Come along to the Margaret River Library Cocoon Gallery for Emerging Artists to view Martina’s work while it is on display for the months of July and August. She is happy to take requests for Customised Drawings.
Brendan has recently released his new book ‘Eta Draconis’. In 2015 he published his debut novel Carousel and was awarded a PhD in Creative Writing. The sequel, Beyond Carousel, was released in 2016 and Brendan has also published poetry and non-fiction in several notable journals and collections. Eta Draconis is his third book and the winner of the 2022 Dorothy Hewett Award for an Unpublished Manuscript. In addition to writing, Brendan coordinates an academic enabling program at Edith Cowan University. Brendan will treat guests with an insight into the creative process behind his work and talk about his latest offering. All welcome.
Join our one hour long Lego Club session to take on new challenges. Best suited to children over 5 years and bookings are essential. This free activity has all Lego provided.
The Augusta Library Lego Club also features craft activities for all ages.
Join our one hour long Lego Club session to take on new challenges. Best suited to children over 5 years and bookings are essential, free with all Lego provided.
Join our one hour long Lego Club session to take on new challenges. Best suited to children over 5 years and bookings are essential, free with all Lego provided.
Join our one hour long Lego Club session to take on new challenges. Best suited to children over 5 years and bookings are essential, free with all Lego provided.
Join our one hour long Lego Club session to take on new challenges. Best suited to children over 5 years and bookings are essential with all Lego provided.
Come to the Margaret River Library to make your own “hot dog” book at the Book Cubby. The cubby is a mini maker space for creating your own book so visit the Margaret River Library to either create a book to take home and keep or make one to stay in the Book Cubby and be read by others.
Book into a workshop to get all the skills to make a special “hot dog” book or just come anytime to the cubby to design your own. Best suited to anyone school aged, over 5 years old.
Come to the Margaret River Library to make your own “hot dog” book at the Book Cubby. The cubby is a mini maker space for creating your own book so visit the Margaret River Library to either create a book to take home and keep or make one to stay in the Book Cubby and be read by others.
Book into a workshop to get all the skills to make a special “hot dog” book or just come anytime to the cubby to design your own. Best suited to anyone school aged, over 5 years old.
