CWA - Maitland City Evening

12/10/2026

Get involved and find your place at CWA! Maitland City Evening Branch meets this Wednesday 14th October at 7pm, East Maitland CWA Hall, 162 George Street East Maitland. Visitors welcome.

09/10/2026

06/10/2026

04/10/2026

Announcing the new CWA of NSW topics for 2027. Our International Committee chooses a different country each year to research, to learn more about the world around us.

While our Agricultural & Environmental Committee chooses an Australian fauna and flora encouraging members to discover more about some of our native species. A foe is also chosen to bring awareness to negative impacts on the environment and a Primary Product helps promote Australian grown produce.

Country of Study: Croatia
Fauna: Bogong moth
Flora: Grevillea
Foe: Light pollution
Primary Product: Sweet lupins

01/10/2026

Find purpose, connection and community with CWA.

One little card can offer so much! Our CWA year has just begun so now is a great time to see how you can get involved at your local branch. Find your local branch at. Join online at www.cwaofnsw.org.au/join

28/09/2026

Today is International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste. Planning meals ahead, making a shopping list, buying local and in season, correct portioning and using up leftovers can all help to reduce food waste.

Tonnes of food are lost or wasted every day, while millions of people go to bed hungry.

Around 1.4 billion hectares of land – an area equivalent to nearly 2 billion football fields – are used to produce food that is never eaten.

Reducing food loss and waste is crucial to tackling hunger. It is also an important way to take climate action and help protect our planet.

Tuesday is the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste.

— via Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

27/09/2026

Thank you for visiting our display over the last month, and a very special thanks to Maitland Libraries for donating their Community Cabinet space.

26/09/2026

Celebrating our region’s precious waterways and promoting purposeful stewardship of our water resources.

Water security refers to the sustainable management and availability of freshwater supplies to support the needs of humans, the environment and economic development.