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Please make sure to bookmark our What's On page to keep an eye on upcoming working bees and events. Volunteers will also be notified by email, so make sure we have your current email address.
9 June 2026
Friends of Kinaba is pleased to announce the launch of our newly redesigned website, providing supporters and visitors with an improved online experience and easier access to information about our work and activities.
The refreshed website features a modern, mobile-friendly design, streamlined navigation and updated content to help you stay connected and informed.
As part of this update, we have also introduced a new email address: friendsofkinaba@gmail.com.
We encourage you to explore the new website and update your records with the our new contact details.
27 May 2026
Five dedicated volunteers crossed Lake Cootharaba to Kinaba to continue the busy schedule of maintenance and improvement works that started in February.
The team completed a range of tasks, including balustrade repairs, door-lock maintenance and painting projects, helping to preserve and promote this important environmental education facility.
Despite the busy workload, the volunteers took time to enjoy morning tea together, providing an opportunity for reflection on the value of Kinaba and the contribution of those who support its ongoing care.
The Friends of Kinaba continue to play a vital role in maintaining the facility and ensuring it remains a welcoming destination for visitors.
2 February 2026
The Friends of Kinaba kicked off the year with their first working bee of 2026.
Armed with a lengthy task list, the team carried out repairs to balustrades and door locks, painting etc, and discussed public relations opportunities to help promote Kinaba and its ongoing conservation and education role.
The day was marked by teamwork, dedication and a shared commitment to maintaining the facility for future visitors.
The successful working bee highlights the valuable contribution made by Friends of Kinaba volunteers in preserving this important community asset.