Ever wondered what it feels like to drink too much alcohol, or how it affects your ability to perform everyday tasks, like walking in a straight line, catching a ball or playing Nintendo Wii U?
Come along to Youth Space at Concord Library to try on our drunk vision goggles to see just how well you perform when under the influence.
Do you have a terrific, testing or tricky toddler?
This workshop hosted by Drummoyne Community Centre explores:
Are you 13 years old or younger? Take part in our colouring competition celebrating the Human Robot Friendship Ball!
There are two prizes in each age category up for grabs (7 years and under, and 8-14 years).
Do you want to find out more about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)?
If you have a disability or you’re a participant, carer or family member, it’s important to know your rights.
Hear from a Legal Aid NSW lawyer about NDIS basics and how the law can help if you’re not happy with a decision or a provider.
Bookings are essential.
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) increasingly becomes implemented into our daily lives, what might its effects mean for the future of our society and culture?
In the lead up to our popular Human Robot Friendship Ball, The Learning Space invites multi-media artist Gen Collier to show her fascinating artwork Kylie Jenner-ated. This computer-generated video uses AI as an…
As part of our Let's All Play Strategy, we are celebrating the completion of the new children's playground at Salton Reserve, Drummoyne.
Accessible via St Georges Crescent or Roseby Street in Drummoyne, the new playground includes a pirate ship, spring animal, accessible swing basket, a shade sail and new seating.
Come on down to this picturesque little spot that overlooks our…
Australia's coast is the final resting place of over 11,000 shipwrecks - roughly one wreck for every three kilometres of coastline. And New South Wales' PS Wagga Wagga and Wollongbar (II) are two of 14 wrecks whose stories will feature in a nationally touring panel exhibition.
Submerged - Stories of Australia's Shipwrecks uncovering Australia's rich shipwreck history.
…Australia's coast is the final resting place of over 11,000 shipwrecks - roughly one wreck for every three kilometres of coastline. And New South Wales' PS Wagga Wagga and Wollongbar (II) are two of 14 wrecks whose stories will feature in a nationally touring panel exhibition.
Submerged - Stories of Australia's Shipwrecks uncovering Australia's rich shipwreck history.
…Join us for a series of information talks that will help you settle into your new neighbourhood.
You can learn about your local council, how to do your tax and what to do if you have a complaint about a service or product. Find out what your rights are in a new workplace, and ask questions about government benefits and payments.
These free talks will run in Mandarin, Korean and…
Join us for a series of information talks that will help you settle into your new neighbourhood.
You can learn about your local council, how to do your tax and what to do if you have a complaint about a service or product. Find out what your rights are in a new workplace, and ask questions about government benefits and payments.
These free talks will run in Korean, Mandarin and…