by Alison Leader | Sep 1, 2020 | News
Got a green thumb? This week, SECC’s resident reporter Sophia Morris finds a way to test her soil for safety. I’ve been wanting to grow my own herbs and veggies at home for a while now. But I realised that I had no idea whether the soil in my backyard was safe... 
by Alison Leader | Aug 25, 2020 | News
Our very own Kate Melhopt has been named a finalist in the Westfield Local Heroes awards. She has been recognised for 10 solid years of compassionate community service in south-east Sydney. If Kate is successful, SECC will invest in a community kitchen and cafe as... 
by Alison Leader | Aug 25, 2020 | News
Brooke Norrie is no stranger to the aged care industry. She first worked in the HealthCare industry straight from school, being drawn to giving back to the community. Here, she found her calling supporting the care needs of older people. A brand new role with SECC And... 
by Alison Leader | Aug 24, 2020 | News
A little over 20 years ago, Noelle Altiok Brown and her husband had the idea to design and build a boat for the 2000 Olympics. The boat would host up to 500 people and provide food and entertainment in Sydney Harbour. Sydney Glass Island hosted Olympic visitors as... 
by Alison Leader | Aug 18, 2020 | News
August 15-23 is National Science Week, and there are heaps of online activities for kids and adults to enjoy. Sophia Morris has rounded up four ways you can join in the fun. 1. Virtual science Kids can join the Sydney Science Trail, a virtual experience featuring... 
by Alison Leader | Aug 18, 2020 | News
Every week we spend five minutes getting to know a SECC staff member. Today we chat with our hard-working Family Worker, Food Services Administrator and Toy Librarian Tania Rakchaev. 1. What are three things you like about your job? The staff and volunteers –...