OUR PURPOSE
Championing the Macdonald Valley, our Home and our Sanctuary, to ensure our community is not forgotten, as no one should be discriminated against because of where they live.
OUR MISSION
To Protect, Enhance and Promote the Natural and Human Environment of the Macdonald Valley with its long rich history in a respectful and sustainable way.
The MVA acknowledges the Darkinjung people as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the Macdonald (Gunanday) Valley and pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
Events
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Insurance in the valley. The MVA recently wrote to our State and Federal representatives about the alarming increases in domestic building insurance premiums in the Hawkesbury which are leading to residents being unable to afford to insure their homes. Susan Templeman MP responded and the MVA will be hosting a
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Farming on the fringe is an event for farmers and land managers who want to learn more about natural capital, carbon farming, soils, environmental markets and direct selling of local produce. Event details: Hosted by Greater Sydney Local Land Services, this one-day conference-style event is for rural landholders, including small‑scale
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Official Opening - Thomas James Bridge. A great day for our valley community with the opening of this significant project restoring the connection of Settlers Road to the Wiseman's Ferry crossing and the Central Coast. Apart from it's role as critical transport infrastructure, the bridge is historically very significant, being
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Want to cut bills and live more comfortably at home? The Sustainable Home Forum is happening online at midday, 24 November (AEDT). Free to attend, this event is packed with practical advice for every household — from renters to renovators. Topics include: • Smart upgrades on any budget • How
Save Money, Live Comfortably: Join the Sustainable Home Forum online on 24 Nov at midday AEST. Practical tips for renters, renovators, and builders to cut bills, stay comfortable, and make smart home upgrades.
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Saturday’s ‘A Picnic In The Garden’ was a delightful afternoon and evening with around 100 guests who enjoyed Andrew Browne’s soulful tunes and then valley locals’ Rum & Ruin’s aussie classics, along with the ever creative Pickled Wombat’s catering. Many thanks to all who came together, Volounteers and Picnickers, plus
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Saturday's Trivia comp was won by Team Rose - who we are told won the night even after having points deducted for having 2 extra players - so a great effort by all. Once more, the ever versatile and oh so hard working crew at The Pickled Wombat did an
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It's on this coming Saturday, the site is looking as stunning as ever, and the weather forecast is perfect, so book in now to experience this rare treat…..where family & friends are very welcome….
CATERING NUMBERS TO BE CONFIRMED ON THURSDAY
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Rosemary – President
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