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Oct
21
Nomads Wednesday Cycling - 3rd Wed each month
10:30 – 16:00
Do you enjoy cycling, and are you sometimes free on Wednesdays? You're welcome to join the Nomads Wednesday cyclists.
** See Archive - Wednesday Bike Rides for the upcoming Wednesday's cycling details (posted on the prior Monday night). **
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Rides are of varying length and difficulty, mostly in metro Melbourne, but sometimes in Regional Victoria. The typical distance is between 30 and 50 km, though there are usually options to either extend or shorten the ride.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: Time off on Wednesdays? Join a small group of Nomads and friends for a leisurely cycle on trails around metro Melbourne, and occasionally into Regional Victoria, usually on the third Wednesday of the month. Emphasis is on the social aspect, not on breaking world speed records! All rides are designed to either start in central Melbourne, or to start and finish close to train stations. The rides usually start at around 10:30am to avoid needing to travel with bikes on trains in peak hour. We often meet in, or near, a cafe so you can have a coffee prior to starting the ride if you wish. We generally have lunch in a cafe or pub along the way, though occasionally you will need to bring a picnic lunch if there are no suitable options available - in that case the ride description will clearly indicate the need to BYO lunch.
The upcoming ride details are emailed to everybody on the Wednesday Cyclists Mailing List, usually on the prior Monday evening, by which time the weather forecast for Wednesday is fairly reliable. That way, a ride can be chosen to suit the forecast, for example to keep the wind behind us as much as possible, and to ensure there are bailout train station options if there’s a likelihood of rain.
(Tip: the details are also added at the start of the Archive - Wednesday Bike Rides document).
If you have any additional enquiries or requests, email Chris Stewart on LeaderChrisS@nomads.org.au. If you're not sure whether your bike fitness level will match, contact Chris to plan your first foray.
BOOKING:
MAILING LIST: To join the mailing list so that you receive an email (usually on Monday evening) about the upcoming Wednesday ride, click on Get Tickets in this event. (Afterwards click the "+" to set the number of tickets to 1, click Checkout and follow the prompts to provide your contact details). You only need to do this once. If you decide in future that you don't wish to receive the weekly emails, just email LeaderChrisS@nomads.org.au to be taken off the mailing list.
RIDING: When you plan to ride, please put your name in a free cell of the Wednesday Attendees spreadsheet on the day prior (be sure to click out of the cell afterwards, so that your name gets automatically saved). If a blank cell has a coloured box around it, somebody else is currently entering their name in that cell, so select the next cell instead. Your first name plus the first letter of your surname will suffice. If having difficulty, just reply to the email or email LeaderChrisS@nomads.org.au.
COST: Free. Note that for most Nomads activities, visitors need to pay a small fee, but as an introductory offer that fee is waived for the monthly social nights and the regular Wednesday and Friday bike rides - a way for you to meet some club members and find out a little more about the club. After attending 5 or more rides, you will be asked to become a member though.
FURTHER INFORMATION: Please see Cycling Tips for some things to consider prior to hopping on your bike.
LEADER: Chris S. | Email LeaderChrisS@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Oct
24
Men's Naturist Day Walk on a private farm near Lancefield with optional BBQ
Lancefield
10:45 – 22:30
Please Note: This event will be rescheduled to Sunday 25th October if there is poor weather forecast for Saturday 24th October.
This is a day event only. Please respect the wishes of the host that no provisions for overnight stay at the property will be made before or after the event.
Enjoy a naturist day out, walking in the beautiful and spectacular country near Lancefield courtesy of one of our Nomads members who has a farm in the area. Meet at the farm for morning tea, coffee and refreshments before the hike. We are planning an optional BYO BBQ dinner for those wishing to extend their stay on the farm into the evening.
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Grade 2: Moderate 6-8 km circuit walk in quite hilly open country (graded according to the AWTGS: Australian Walking Tracks Grading System). Walking is on 4WD tracks, animal pads and through grassy paddocks. Please ensure that you are fit enough to hike 6-8 km up and down hills, and over sometimes rocky and slippery terrain. Please contact one of the event leaders if you have any concerns.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: We will meet at the farm property. Tea, coffee and refreshments will be available when you arrive. After introductions and the briefing for the day, the group will carpool about 3 km on good gravel and bitumen roads to the start of the walk on a neighbouring farm property. Clothes can be shed once we park the cars at the designated location on the neighbouring farm. We will walk for a while to build our appetites and then stop for lunch at a good spot with a view.
After lunch, we continue our exploration of the picturesque farm and the spectacular rock boulder formations before returning to our cars to drive back to the farmhouse. There you can have tea, coffee, nibbles and a drink while enjoying the lovely open fire if the weather is cool before departing for home or staying on for the optional dinner.
For those wishing to stay on, the optional BBQ dinner has been planned around 6pm. BYO meat and drinks and anything else you wish to contribute. Salads, bread, sauce, tea, coffee etc will be provided. The BBQ dinner is planned to wind up around 10:30pm.
BOOKING: By Thursday 22nd October. To register click on Get Tickets.
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MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 10:45am at the farm, which is 14 km north of Lancefield. The exact address will be sent out on Friday 23rd October to all those who have registered by 11pm on Thursday 22nd October.
Please do not arrive before 10:00am on the day, to give the host enough time to finish preparing for our arrival.
MAP REFERENCE: Google maps goo.gl/maps/y5sn4nWk3PpjFjBVA (approx location).
DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 82 km, approximately 1 hour 15 minutes to drive.
If you are returning home at dusk it is safer to drive at 60 km/h or less (between the farm and Lancefield and Kilmore-Lancefield Rd) and keep an eye out for wombats and kangaroos on the road when driving via that route. Please be alert to the possibility of wildlife on any of the country roads and drive accordingly.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE WITH TRANSPORT: Public transport will only get you to Lancefield, 14 km short of the farm so is not a practical option.
Anyone without transport to or from the property can seek the limited assistance of LeaderMichaelJ@nomads.org.au to co-ordinate a pick-up using the following procedure:
1 The person seeking a lift needs to email LeaderMichaelJ@nomads.org.au requesting assistance with transport.
2 The email is to contain the full name, mobile phone number and pick up suburb requested.
3 A person requesting a lift must agree that their full name, mobile phone number and pick up suburb be provided to all people registered to attend the event.
4 LeaderMichaelJ@nomads.org.au will email all participants as at the time of the request and provide full name, mobile phone number and pick up suburb for the person requesting a lift.
5 It is up to those who receive the email to decide if they will be prepared to provide a lift and make their own arrangements directly with the person who seeks a lift as per the provided details.
6 If no one contacts the person seeking a lift, then unless they are able to make other arrangements, they will be unable to attend the event.
7 There will be no other coordination of lifts provided by the event leaders. Please understand that we are extremely busy arranging other events and with life in general.
8 Anyone who has purchased a ticket but is unable to attend due to not having transport will be entitled to a refund of ticket cost.
FOOD: Carry lunch, snacks and water for your day out in the country. If after the walk you'd like cheese, biscuits, nibbles and a drink other than tea or coffee, could you please bring a contribution.
APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Sunhat and sunscreen. Sunglasses could be useful. A warm top and beanie if there is a fresh breeze. If the day should unfortunately be a bit cool, feel free to put on clothes to keep yourself comfortable. Wear walking shoes or boots suitable for hiking on 4WD tracks, animal tracks and through the paddocks.
As this is a naturist event, we ask that everyone brings a towel to sit when at the house. No bare bums on seats please.
WEATHER REPORT: The nearest town to get an appropriate weather forecast is Pyalong, just north of the Great Dividing Range.
LEADER: Jason T. and Michael J. | Email Jason on LeaderJasonT@nomads.org.au or Michael on LeaderMichaelJ@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Oct
31
PRO FORMA Event - Duplicate this to create your event
10:00 – 17:00
Short precis of the event, for example: A climb to the top of Babbington Hill in the Wombat State Forest, passing by a hidden reservoir and an historic mineral spring.
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Grade 2: Moderate 9.5 km circuit walk (graded according to the AWTGS: Australian Walking Tracks Grading System).
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION:
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BOOKING: By Friday 11th November. To register click on Get Tickets.
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MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 11am in the car park of the Radio Springs Hotel, 1 High St, Lyonville.
MAP REFERENCE: Google map goo.gl/maps/AcrfAxJF7GPZj8Pt6.
DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 102 km, approximately 1 hour 15 minutes via Calder Fwy/M79 to Woodend, then follow directions to Daylesford, taking the Tylden-Woodend Rd, then the C318 Kyneton-Trentham Rd, and finally the C317 Trentham-Daylesford Rd to Lyonville.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Provide public transport details, if public transport is an option.
FOOD: Carry lunch, snacks and a litre of water.
APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Comfortable walking boots/shoes and dress according to the weather forecast. Lyonville can be several degrees cooler than Melbourne.
LEADER: TBA. | Email LeaderAlanD@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Oct
30
Bogong High Plains Walking - accommodation at Falls Creek
Cosela Alpine Club
30 Oct 2026 15:00 – 03 Nov 2026 16:00
** If your desired option is unavailable, please get a Waiting List ticket and indicate exactly what preferences you have. We currently have 1 bed available. **
The event is a mixed social and bushwalking event, based on accommodation at Cosela Alpine Lodge and walks on the Bogong High Plains. We're hopeful of booking out the Cosela Alpine Club in Falls Creek for four nights over the 2026 Melbourne Cup weekend and will do day walks on the Bogong High Plains from that base.
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Various. The walks will be selected based on the weather forecast plus the abilities and wishes of the attendees. It will also be possible to do easier self-guided walks closer to the Falls Creek village.
WALK OPTIONS: There are a great number of walks available in this very special region. The walks actually selected will depend on the weather forecast plus the abilities and wishes of the attendees. The following links give some examples, but there are many available options:
Victoria's High Country: The High Country - Walks around Bogong High Plains and Mountain Creek.
AllTrails: Bogong High Plains Loop.
AllTrails: Best Trails in Bogong.
ACCOMMODATION: We have booked out the entire Cosela Alpine Lodge. The lodge is centrally located in the Falls Creek Village. (In winter it provides ski-in, ski-out access to the snow fields).
The deal is for Friday + Saturday + Sunday + Monday nights (i.e. four nights). If not present for part of the period, you still need to pay for the full period.
There are two standards of accommodation: Standard Rooms (with shared bathrooms) and Premium Rooms (each with an ensuite bathroom). There will be a 20% surcharge for Premium Rooms.
The cost for a queen bed is double the cost for a single bed/bunk.
All attendees need to bring their own sheets, pillowcase and towel.
The bed cost will depend on the number of attendees - the more attending, the cheaper the cost for everybody.
BED COST: STANDARD Single Bed: $205 | PREMIUM Single Bed: $245 | STANDARD QUEEN bed: $410 | PREMIUM QUEEN bed: $490.
In rooms with single beds, two beds can be pushed together to form a double bed.
The room quality varies somewhat. Rooms will be allocated on a best-available basis in the order that bookings are received (for the requested room type).
Above Photo: Communal area in Cosela Lodge.
The Lodge has room duties that need to be completed every day so the lodge is kept clean and tidy. So be prepared to clean bathrooms, vacuum, sweep and mop floors. Those that choose an ensuite room only need to clean their own bathroom before leaving.
BOOKING: To join this weekend you need to book ASAP by clicking Get Tickets. Places will be allocated in the order of registration. Cancellations within a month of the event will only receive a refund if somebody else is able to take your place. If you find the event is fully booked, please take out a free WAITING LIST ticket and you will be contacted (in the order of ticketing) if a bed becomes available. This event is not open to Visitors (but Visitors can take out a 1-month membership, cost $8, prior to booking).
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Booking Guide: When booking, you will be asked the following questions:
Optional: Name of the PARTNER you wish to share a BED with? You will only be asked this if booking a Queen bed.
Further details about what you want? You can use this free text field to make any special requests. For example, you might list the people, other than a named partner, who you wish to share your room with; or you might request a private room with your partner.
Dietary Needs. You will be asked to select from the available options to assist with planning, so that attendees can be grouped into appropriate food teams.
How are you travelling to the event? & My Suburb: Please select the appropriate option so that we can maximise car pooling.
SAFETY POINTS:
APPAREL: Walkers must carry enough clothing and gear for all weather eventualities irrespective of the starting weather and forecast, as mountain weather can change very rapidly; you should wear comfortable walking boots or shoes and carry a minimum of a sun hat, a warm hat and a rain and wind proof jacket.
BRIEFING: A briefing will be given each day about the planned walks.
FOOD & MEALS: There are very limited options for purchasing food in the Falls Creek Village in summer, so it is essential for us to bring all food and drink needs with us. Due to the limited kitchen space, the attendees will be divided into four teams, with each team providing a three-course meal on one of the four evenings. The ingredients for the evening meals will be organised collectively, but bring your own breakfasts, lunches, drinks and snacks for all days. During the walks it is essential you carry your own lunch, snacks and at least 1 litre of water.
MEETING TIME | LOCATION: Arrival time is from 3pm Friday onwards at Cosela Alpine Lodge, 5 Snowgum Lane, Falls Creek.
MAP REFERENCE: Google map goo.gl/maps/V7fBUEiNBb62.
DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 391 km, 4.5 hours.
GETTING THERE: To drive from Melbourne, take the Hume Freeway (M31) to Wangaratta then the Great Alpine Road (B500), turning off to Mt Beauty. There are train/coach services from Melbourne to Mt Beauty, but in summer the options for getting from Mt Beauty up the mountain to Falls Creek are very limited.
LEADER: Les B. and Stephan C. | Email LeaderLesB@nomads.org.au or LeaderStephanC@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Nov
10
November Social Night - Junction Club, Moonee Ponds
Junction Club
19:00 – 21:00
Our regular monthly social night - this month at the Junction Club in Moonee Ponds.
GRADE: Social.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: The Nomads hold a social night each month, where members and guests can enjoy a meal, talk about upcoming events, compare notes on past activities and float ideas on events they would like to see run. Everyone is welcome to these monthly Nomads social evenings.
Tuesday night is Lasange night at $20 plus pot of beer or house wine for $5. See the Junction Club Menu (scroll down) for other options. They also have a seniors menu.
BOOKING: By Sunday 8th November. To register, click on Get Tickets.
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MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 7pm at the Junction Club, 740 Mount Alexander Rd, Moonee Ponds.
MAP REFERENCE: Google map maps.app.goo.gl/VmZhjqUhFnbjMKWQ9.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Take tram #59 (Flinders Street Station to Airport West) to stop 32. Alternatively, the Junction Club is a 640m walk from Moonee Ponds Station, on the Craigieburn line.
LEADER: Paul K | Email LeaderPaulK@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Nov
14
Mt Dandenong Hike - Kalorama to Silvan Reservoir and Olinda
Croydon Railway Station/Railway Grove
10:00 – 17:00
Escape the city and enjoy a full-day autumn hike through the picturesque Dandenong Ranges, taking in the lush scenic forest, birds, walking tracks, reservoir and crisp/fresh air. This event caters for the experienced/ fit hiker who demands a 'real hike' and wants to break out a sweat. This event is graded Grade 4 'hard' with a number of steep short inclines during the second part of the hike.
This event is not suitable for first timers or those with limited fitness abilities. If in doubt, contact the leader prior to booking to discuss your fitness levels/suitability for the hike.
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Grade 4: Hard (in limited sections), approximately 13.5 km, this event caters for experienced hikers and those with fitness levels that are able to climb short steep tracks and terrain (graded according to the AWTGS: Australian Walking Tracks Grading System).
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: We will meet at Croydon Station before boarding a bus for our first section of the hike at Kalorama.
Part 1: Kalorama GPO to Silvan Reservoir Lookout - Downward descent through the forest 400m to 300m elevation. (3.2 km)
Part 2: Explore the Silvan Reservoir walking along the west side enjoying the views and stop for lunch. (Flat elevation) (5.11 km)
Part 3: Start our ascent making our way to the Olinda township 300m to 560m elevation (4.84 km). At the end of the walk, we will explore the township and enjoy tea/coffee and afternoon tea. From here we will head back to Croydon Bus Station.
This is intended to be a public transport friendly event where the start and end points will be accessible by train. There is no carpooling for this event, however, you may organise your own lift with fellow walkers if you wish.
BOOKING: By Thursday 12th November. To register, click on Get Tickets.
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FURTHER INFORMATION: Silvan Reservoir Park
MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 10am at Croydon Train Station, Railway Grove. Exact meetup points will be provided prior to the event by email.
MAP REFERENCE: Google map goo.gl/maps/LhvezYQ8CpHcSDoy7.
DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 35 km, approximately 35 minutes to drive, 50 minutes by public transport. There is car parking available at the train station for those who wish to drive. We will all take the bus to the starting point regardless of whether you drive to the meeting spot or not. You will need a Myki card for this event.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: This is a public transport friendly event.
By Train: Catch the Belgrave line train departing Flinders Street Station at 8:46am, or Richmond at 8:59am, then change in Ringwood to the Lilydale line train that will be waiting on the other side of the platform, which will arrive in Croydon at 9:47am. We will then catch the #688 bus to the starting point as a group. At the conclusion of the walk, the same bus will take us back to Croydon, with a connecting train back to the CBD.
FOOD/DRINKS: Carry lunch, snacks and at least 1-2 litres of water. Also bring sunscreen and a hat. Bring your Myki card for the return trip by train/bus. There will not be an opportunity to buy food and drinks during the walk. We will stop for late afternoon tea at the conclusion of the walk.
APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Suitable boots/hiking shoes and dress according to the weather forecast (layering). The mountains are usually a few degrees cooler but you will quickly warm up as you begin the hike! Ensure your shoes are waterproof as some of the paths most likely will be a little wet/muddy and a bit slippery if it has rained heavily prior to the event. Your boots will get some dirt/mud on them!
LEADER: Jason T. | Email LeaderJasonT.@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Nov
15
History Walk: Shoot Out in Treasury Gardens.
Queen Victoria Women's Centre
10:00 – 15:00
Two men, Edward Feeney and Charles Marks, very likely to have been in an intense gay relationship, made a pact to shoot each other in 1872 colonial Melbourne - in the Treasury Gardens. Why? What was it like to be a man whose love focus was another man at that time? How did they plan to enact their pact?
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Grade 1: Moderate 6 km point-to-point walk (graded according to the AWTGS: Australian Walking Tracks Grading System). The walk will be on paved CBD footpaths and will be flat. Because we will assemble on usually busy CBD footpaths at some sites, we will limit the group to 15 people.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: What happened exactly at the Gardens? Did their tragic plan succeed?
We will commence our CBD-based walk at the original site of the Melbourne Hospital, where Edward and Charles first met as Wardsmen there. From there, we will visit other sites associated with Edward and Charles and end the event at Old Melbourne Goal.
End Time: Estimated 3pm with an afternoon tea / cold drink at a cafe to complete the event.
A word of warning folks -- while this event occurred nearly two centuries ago, please consider whether the nature of this tragic event that includes suicide and thwarted intense emotions between two men right here in Melbourne could "trigger" distress for you.
BOOKING: By Friday 13th November. To register click on Get Tickets.
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MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 10am outside the Queen Victoria Women's Centre, 210 Lonsdale St Melbourne.
MAP REFERENCE: Google map maps.app.goo.gl/Dq6fnPiU3RLNy76f8.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Melbourne Central/State Library Stations or any Swanston Street tram.
FOOD: BYO Lunch -- while there are plenty of CBD shops to purchase lunch from, having your lunch with you facilitates a smoother group event. BYO water - it could be hot, so have 1-2 litres available, as there may not be a water tap near by when you need to hydrate.
APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Comfortable shoes and dress according to the weather forecast. Be sun and UV aware, so sun hat and sun screen are important.
LEADER: Don V. | Email LeaderDonV@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Image: Herald Sun
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Nov
16
November Committee Meeting - Online via Zoom
19:00 – 21:00
Nomads Financial Members are welcome to attend the November meeting of the committee of The Nomads Outdoors Group.
GRADE: Social.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: The Nomads committee holds four online meetings each year, generally on the third Monday in the months of February, May, August and November. The meetings are held online via Zoom, and Nomads Members are welcome to attend (though are not able to vote). A fifth committee meeting is held in person prior to the AGM (Annual General Meeting), which is usually held on the first Tuesday in May.
Much of the business associated with running the club is performed via email throughout the year, but the committee meetings provide the opportunity for further discussion, and to formally adopt and record any decisions made within the previous quarter.
BOOKING: By Sunday 15th November. To register click on Get Tickets. Only current full financial members of The Nomads are eligible to attend.
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MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 7pm online via Zoom. The Zoom link will be emailed to current committee members and to any members who register by the RSVP date.
LEADER: Chris S. | Email LeaderChrisS@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Nov
22
Four Brothers (Gembrook) Loop Walk
Mortimer Picnic Ground
11:00 – 16:00
This is an enjoyable walk through Bunyip State Park, about 1 hour 15 minutes drive from Melbourne.
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Grade 3: Medium-Hard 11-12 km circuit walk (graded according to the AWTGS: Australian Walking Tracks Grading System). Elevation gain is 470m.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: This is an enjoyable walk through Bunyip State Park. The trail features well-maintained, wide walking tracks with a few challenging sections, to the Four Brothers rock formation. Some of the tracks intersect with gravel roads used by cars. These trails are also used by horse riders and mountain bikers, and some sections cater to dirt bikes.
No dogs allowed.
BOOKING: By Friday 20th November. To register, click on Get Tickets.
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MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 11am, about 2km north of Mortimer Picnic Ground, Link Rd, Gembrook. Note that this may change after preview, as I'm going to shorten it a little.
MAP REFERENCE: Google map: maps.app.goo.gl/tpeLNtMoSSPCJ6Kj6
FOOD: Carry lunch, snacks and a litre of water.
APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Comfortable walking boots and dress according to the weather forecast.
LEADER: Richard C. | Email LeaderRichardC@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Nov
29
Nomads Friday Cycling - virtually every Friday
10:30 – 16:00
** PLEASE NOTE: We have temporarily put a hold on joining this group - it's simply too big at present **
Do you enjoy cycling, and are you sometimes free on Fridays? You're welcome to join the Nomads Friday cyclists.
** See Archive - Friday Bike Rides for the upcoming Friday's cycling details (posted on Wednesday night). **
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Rides are of varying length and difficulty, mostly in metro Melbourne, but sometimes in Regional Victoria. The typical distance is between 30 and 50 km, though there are usually options to either extend or shorten the ride.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: Time off on Fridays? Join a small group of Nomads and friends for a leisurely cycle on trails around metro Melbourne, and occasionally into Regional Victoria. Emphasis is on the social aspect, not on breaking world speed records! All rides are designed to either start in central Melbourne, or to start and finish close to train stations. The rides usually start at around 10:30am to avoid needing to travel with bikes on trains in peak hour. We often meet in, or near, a cafe so you can have a coffee prior to starting the ride if you wish. We generally have lunch in a cafe or pub along the way, though occasionally you will need to bring a picnic lunch if there are no suitable options available - in that case the ride description will clearly indicate the need to BYO lunch.
The upcoming ride details are usually posted on the prior Wednesday evening at the start of the Archive - Friday Bike Rides document, by which time the weather forecast for Friday is fairly reliable. That way, a ride can be chosen to suit the forecast, for example to keep the wind behind us as much as possible, and to ensure there are bailout train station options if there’s a likelihood of rain.
If you have any additional enquiries or requests, email Alan Drummond on LeaderAland@nomads.org.au or phone 0415 771 220. If you're not sure if your bike fitness level will match, contact Alan to plan your first foray.
BOOKING:
Mailing List: To join the mailing list so that you receive an email (usually on Wednesday evening) about the upcoming Friday ride, click on Get Tickets in this event. Afterwards click the "+" to set the number of tickets to 1, click Checkout and follow the prompts to provide your contact details. You only need to do this once. If you decide in future that you don't wish to receive the weekly emails, please email LeaderAland@nomads.org.au to be taken off the mailing list.
Riding: When you plan to ride, please put your name in a free cell of the Friday Attendees spreadsheet on the day prior (be sure to click out of the cell afterwards, so that your name gets automatically saved). If a blank cell has a coloured box around it, somebody else is currently entering their name in that cell, so select the next cell instead. Your first name plus the first letter of your surname will suffice. If having difficulty, just reply to the weekly email or email LeaderAland@nomads.org.au.
COST: Free. Note that for most Nomads activities, visitors need to pay a small fee, but as an introductory offer that fee is waived for the monthly social nights and the Friday bike rides - a way for you to meet some club members and find out a little more about the club. After attending 5 or more rides, you will be asked to become a member though.
FURTHER INFORMATION: Please see Cycling Tips for some things to consider prior to hopping on your bike.
LEADER: Alan D. | Email LeaderAland@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Dec
01
Annual Pre-Christmas BBQ
Yarra Bank Reserve
18:30 – 21:00
Join us for the popular annual Christmas BBQ beside the Yarra River in a tranquil, little-known park in Hawthorn.
GRADE: Social.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: Join your friends on the banks of the Yarra River at Hawthorn for a pre-Christmas BBQ in lieu of our monthly indoors social evening. The venue is a secluded spot that is protected from wind and extreme sun. The reserve has four tables with bench seats and two BBQs. Water is on tap and a public toilet is located nearby on Creswick St.
BOOKING: By Sunday 29th November. To register, click on Get Tickets.
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MEETING TIME | LOCATION: From 6:30pm at Yarra Bank Reserve, on the Hawthorn side of the Yarra River (“under” the Bridge Rd bridge).
MAP REFERENCE: Google map goo.gl/maps/mjZWxZRLASy.
DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 5 km by car – enter the reserve via the corner of Creswick and Denham Streets, Hawthorn or else park in Creswick St.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Trams are best, to tram stop 23 - Hawthorn Bridge (aka Burwood Road / Church Street junction) via either route 48 (from Collins St) or route 75 (from Flinders St). Alternatively, it's a 15 minute walk in a westerly direction from Hawthorn Station, on the Lilydale, Belgrave and Alamein lines.
FOOD: The Nomads will supply pre-meal nibbles plus bread and salads to accompany the main meal. You need to BYO your preferred main meal item for the BBQ. All beverages are BYO. A limited supply of disposable plates, cups and cutlery will be available. NOTE: single use plastic cutlery is no longer sold in Australia - thus - You are recommended to bring your preferred utensils.
APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Daylight saving will be active. Bring insect repellent plus a lightweight and waterproof jacket if showers are forecast. It is likely to turn cool once the sun sets.
LEADER: Garry O. | Email LeaderGarryO@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Dec
04
Overnight Backpacking in the Victorian Alps
Falls Creek
04 Dec 2026 10:30 – 09 Dec 2026 16:00
A challenging multiday backpack in the Victorian Alps. Only consider this if you have recently done similar overnight hikes. This is an expression of interest at this stage.
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Grade 5: Challenging 5-day (4 nights camping) overnight backpacking hike (graded according to the AWTGS: Australian Walking Tracks Grading System).
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION:
This challenging overnight backpacking hike in the Victorian Alps will incorporate Quartz Ridge, the Bogong High Plains and Ropers Hut, probably starting and finishing close to the Falls Creek Village. More details will be provided once I know who is interested..
BOOKING: ASAP. To register an expression of interest, click on Get Tickets. Even if uncertain that you can attend, please register and the event leader will contact you with further information.
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MEETING TIME | LOCATION: Friday evening 4th Dec in Porpunkah. This means we can get a resonable start on Saturday.
MAP REFERENCE: Google map Porpunkah.
DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 390 km, approximately 5 hours drive.
FOOD | APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: All food for the period will need to be carried in your pack. A suggested packing list, including food requirements, will be sent to those who register. Weather conditions can vary significantly and rapidly in alpine regions, so you will need to be prepared for all possibile eventualities, including the potential for snow falls.
LEADER: Roger H. | Email LeaderRogerH [at} thenomadsinc.org.au if you have any questions.
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Oct
18
Past Event
Spotswood to Williamstown Beach Walk
Spotswood
10:30 – 16:00
A walk from Spotswood to Williamstown Beach via the Bay Trail West.
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Grade 2: Moderate 12.2 km point to point walk (graded according to the AWTGS: Australian Walking Tracks Grading System).
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: We walk along Hall Street to the Westgate Bridge where we join the Stoney Creek Walk to the Yarra River which we then follow for 3 km to its mouth, and will be viewed from Greenwich Reserve. Continuing on, we arrive at Williamstown for our lunch stop. After lunch we go via Point Gellibrand to Williamstown Beach, with time for a swim and or refreshments. It is then a short walk to the station for our train home.
BOOKING: By Friday 16th October. To register click on Get Tickets.
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FURTHER INFORMATION: Transport Victoria | Customs House Hotel
MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 10:30am near Spotswood Station in Hall Street near Hudsons Rd (level crossing).
MAP REFERENCE: Google map goo.gl/jKGccXiRzNYEMGLD8.
DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 10.2 km, approximately 18 minutes by train from Flinders Street Station.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Catch the 10am Werribee train from Flinders Street to Spotswood, arriving 10:18am. Return train is from Williamstown Beach. Fares are at 1/2 price - myki money weekend daily cap is Full $4.00, Concession $2.00 & Seniors FREE.
FOOD: If you would like something to eat or drink before the walk, plan to arrive 30 to 60 minutes earlier. There are several cafes along Hudsons Rd, Spotswood to choose from. Carry snacks and 1 to 2 litres of water. Lunch will be at the Customs House Hotel, Williamstown See Menu, including seniors menu or BYO for lunch in Commonwealth Reserve, opposite the hotel. Please select the "Pub Lunch" or "BYO lunch" option when Getting Ticket.
APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Comfortable walking boots/shoes and dress according to the weather forecast. Bathers if warm enough for a dip at Williamstown Beach.
LEADER: Paul K | Email LeaderPaulK@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Oct
17
Past Event
Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) - Archibald Prize Exhibition
Southern Cross Station
09:40 – 18:35
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The 2026 Archibald Exhibition is on display in Victoria from Saturday 5th September to Sunday 1st November.
The annual Archibald Prize is eagerly anticipated by artists and audiences alike. Judged by the trustees of the Art Gallery of NSW, the prize is awarded to the best portrait painting. Since 1921, it has highlighted figures from all walks of life, from famous faces to local heroes, reflecting back to us the stories of our times.
This touring exhibition at SAM (only site in Victoria) is an opportunity to see the finalists in the Archibald Prize 2026. Travel by public transport is recommended as the event will include walks to/from Shepparton Station. Time to enjoy a pub lunch then a walk to the Museum for a 2PM entry (last entry is at 3 PM).
SAM traces its history back to 1936. The current purpose built complex, sitting opposite the man made Lake Victoria on the main north/south route in the city, was opened in 2021. SAM holds over 4,000 artworks, including one of the largest ceramic art collections in Australia.
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: Grade 1 - Easy and Social, 4 km in total via multiple walks on sealed paths (graded according to the AWTGS: Australian Walking Tracks Grading System).
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: Departing the train at Shepparton Station, we will walk some 7 minutes or 500 metres to the GV Hotel for lunch. Following lunch there will be a 22 minutes or 1.5 kms walk to SAM. The final walk will be via a different route of 20 minutes or 1.4 kms to Shepparton Railway Station to catch the final train back to Melbourne at 5:03 PM (arriving at Southern Cross at 7:39 PM).
For 2026 there were 1,034 Archibald Prize entries from which 59 were selected for judgement and display. A total of 42 per cent of Archibald finalists were painted by first-time nominees. From the remainder, the S. H. Ervin Gallery at The Rocks in Sydney selected works for an alternative display called the Salon Des Refusés, which has existed since 1992.
Archibald Prize 2026 is a timed-ticket exhibition, with entry at sixty-minute intervals on the hour until the last entry at 3pm. Adult entry is $24 (+47 cent fee), while Concession is $19 (+44 cent fee) (Humanitix system). The Nomads booking will be scheduled for 2pm.
BOOKING: by Thursday 15th October or ASAP to ensure you don't miss out on getting tickets for the gallery!
Entry Tickets: Purchase your ticket for 2pm on Saturday 17 October via Humanitix Archibald Tickets
Nomads: To register for the walk and lunch, click on Get Tickets.
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FURTHER INFORMATION: SAM Information Page | NSW Art Gallery - 2026 Archibald
MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 9:10am at Southern Cross Underground Coach Terminal (for 09:21am departure). We will travel on the EXPRESS Bus(es) ONLY. Check monitors for the allocated Bus Bay.
MAP REFERENCE: Southern Cross Station - Google map: maps.app.goo.gl/uoapb4qq1C4nSNYb6.
DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: Shepparton 191 km, 2 hours 33 minutes by train or by car.
TRANSPORT: UPDATE: Due to Metro Works - the train between Southern Cross and Seymour has been replaced by a Coach departing Southern Cross Coach Terminal at 9:21, running Express to Seymour. Change at Seymour to a train which still arrives Shepparton at 1209.
Train: Southern Cross Railway Station, meet at the underground Bus Bays opposite Bourke Street in time to depart on the 9:21 AM express bus to Seymour with a transfer to the 11:02 train to Shepparton.
Train Return: Return train leaves Shepparton at 5:03 PM for the trip back to Southern Cross. At Seymour transfer to the express bus that departs at 6:15 PM
Car: via Hume Freeway (M31) onto the Goulburn Valley Highway (M39) to Shepparton. Park at or near station. Make way to main waiting area inside the Station. Meet train that arrives at 12:09 PM.
FOOD: Pre gallery tour lunch (Seniors Meals available) at the GV Hotel Menu 223 High Street (corner of North Street). Participants must register to join the group booking for this communal lunch.
APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Casual clothing, sunglasses, hat, sunscreen, repellent and camera.
COST:
Shepparton Art Museum: Adult $24 | Concession $19 |
Trains: Myki money, Mastercard or Visa - weekend caps apply at $4 full; concession at $2 and Seniors FREE.
LEADER: Garry Oliver. | Email LeaderGarryO@nomads.org.au if you have any questions. Members can access leader contact details under Members | Leader Contacts when logged in to the website.
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Oct
11
Past Event
Gay on the Lawn - Spring Fling - Free Dance Party - Now Sun 11 Oct
St Kilda Sports Club
13:00 – 20:00
PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE OF DATE DUE TO POOR WEATHER
Come along to share in a day of doof, dancing, lawn bowls and music at St Kilda Sports Club.
GRADE: Social
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: A free event to enter into spring in Melbourne featuring drags, snags, DJs, dancing and lawn bowls.
BOOKING: By Saturday 10 October or just turn up on the day. To register with The Nomads, click on Get Tickets.
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MORE INFORMATION: See Facebook Event.
MEETING TIME | LOCATION: From 1pm at the venue on the day.
MAP REFERENCE: Google map - St Kilda Sports Club: maps.app.goo.gl/jzdaaQJLqUw3h8Jo7.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Three primary tram routes run from the Melbourne CBD directly to St Kilda: Route 96 (the fastest light rail via Bourke St), Route 16 (down St Kilda Rd to Fitzroy St and Carlisle St), and Route 12 (via Collins St to St Kilda West and Fitzroy St). Also Any tram to St Kilda Junction will get you close; the 3, 5, 16, 64 or 67.
FOOD: Food and drink availble for purchase or bring a picnic. NO BYO alcohol permitted.
APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Comfortable casual. Dress according to the weather forecast.
LEADER: | Email LeaderBryanS@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Oct
09
Past Event
BWV FedWalks weekend - Great Southwest Walk, Portland Region
17 Julia St
09 Oct 2026 15:00 – 11 Oct 2026 16:00
Participation in the annual Federation Walks event is one of the benefits of our membership of Bushwalking Victoria.
GRADE | LENGTH | TYPE: 20+ different walks are available. The walks range from Grade 2: Easy 5 km to Grade 4: Hard 23 km. Some walks have canoe/boating possibilities also.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: The FedWalks weekend happens in a different part of Victoria each year - this year it will be based in Portland to do sections of the Great South West Walk. Detailed maps and descriptions of all the walks on offer will be provided.
The Great South West Walk (GSWW) is a 250-kilometer, 12-to-15-day loop hiking trail beginning and ending in Portland, Victoria, offering a diverse, challenging journey through forests, along the Glenelg River, and across rugged coastlines. It's an epic showcase of the natural beauty of far west Victoria. Meander through tranquil forests of the Cobboboonee, enter the limestone gorge of the Glenelg River and the long, lonely coast of Discovery Bay. It winds through the diverse landscapes of Lower Glenelg National Park, Discovery Bay Coastal Park, Cobboboonee National Park and Cape Nelson State Park. Starting from the township of Portland in south west Victoria, the walk takes you on an unforgettable journey across rugged cliffs carved by the Southern Ocean, over remote beaches, past ancient, pristine lakes and through majestic, tall forest.
Memorable features include the highest sea cliffs in Victoria, blowholes, Petrified Forest, and seal colony at Cape Bridgwater, historic Cape Nelson Lighthouse, Princess Margaret Rose Caves, Aboriginal heritage places and the beautiful seaside village of Nelson, where the Glenelg River meets the sea. Along the way you’ll discover a diverse variety of plants and wildlife such as koalas, kangaroos, Blue and Southern Right Whales, and a huge variety of native birds, including the Australasian Gannet.
The walk is maintained through a partnership between volunteers from Friends of the Great South West Walk and Parks Victoria. Many thanks to those volunteers as well as to the volunteers taking on responsibility for organising this FedWalks program.
The Nomads has booked the 4-bedroom Roantree House, 17 Julia Street, Portland for Friday and Saturday nights at a total cost of $721.56. The accommodation cost will be divided equitably depending on how many people are staying in the house.
BOOKING: By 31 August, or ASAP to ensure you don't miss out! This event is only open to members of clubs affiliated with Bushwalking Victoria. Visitors should get a 1-month Temporary Membership prior to booking their tickets. Nomads tickets are free to book - the leader will collect accommodation fees directly from the attendees. The steps for booking are:
Check out the BWV Walks Program to decide which walk(s) you would like to do.
Click the TryBooking link to select the walks you wish to do on Saturday, and on Sunday and also select the Saturday Night Dinner option if you wish, then pay the FedWalks Registration Fee.
Select Get Tickets on this Nomads events listing, so we know who is attending, to help with coordination.
IMPORTANT: You must book, select the FedWalks walks you wish to do, and pay per walk ASAP. A ticket with The Nomads is not sufficient to grant you access to the weekend!
NOTE: If travelling by public transport, the bus leaves Portland at 3:32pm on Sunday. If you don't get back from your walk in time to catch that, you should be able to get a ride to Warrnambool to catch the 5:32pm train from there to Southern Cross.
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FURTHER INFORMATION:
FedWalks website: Detailed information is available on fedwalks.org.au.
Overview Map (PDF): shows the location of each walk.
MEETING TIME | LOCATION: Meet the other Nomads at Roantree House, 17 Julia Street, Portland. Note that you will also need to register for the FedWalks program once you arrive in Portland - details will be provided here once they're available.
MAP REFERENCE: Google map - Roantree House: maps.app.goo.gl/6nuvbTFmLAEudiXZA.
DISTANCE | TIME FROM GPO: 350 to 400 km (depending on the route), allow 4 to 4.5 hours to drive from central Melbourne.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Public transport is highly recommended - Car pooling will be organised to get you to and from central Portland to the start of each FedWalks walk. Catch a V/lIne train to Warrnambool and a coach from there to Portland:
OUTBOUND (Friday: Southern Cross to Portland)
7:26am Southern Cross - 10:49am Warrnambool | 10:59am Warrnambool - 12:31pm Portland
10:12am Southern Cross - 1:44pm Warrnambool
1:10pm Southern Cross - 4:35pm Warrnambool | 4:55pm Warrnambool - 6:32pm Portland
5:09pm Southern Cross - 8:35pm Warrnambool | 8:46pm Warrnambool - 10:11pm Portland
7:25pm Southern Cross - 10:37pm Warrnambool | 10:47pm Warrnambool - 12:12am Portland (Saturday morning arrival)
RETURNING (Sunday: Portland to Southern Cross): the only feasible option is:
3:32pm Portland - 5:08pm Warrnambool | 5:27pm Warrnambool - 9:00pm Southern Cross
COST:
WALKS: The minimum cost is $25 per person per walk, payable to FedWalks, which includes participation in your selected Saturday and Sunday walk.
ACCOMMODATION: The accommodation cost will be divided equitably depending on how many people are staying in the house, and the type of bedding you have. A private room will be costed as "2 bed spaces".
SATURDAY DINNER: The optional Saturday night FedWalks dinner and entertainment costS $50 (and is recommended).
ACCOMMODATION: The house has 4 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Three bedrooms have either a king or queen bed, and the fourth bedroom has two single beds. There's also a double sofa bed in living room 2 and an L-shaped lounge in living room 1.
FOOD: BYO breakfasts. For your walks, you will generally need to carry lunch, snacks and drinking water. Afternoon tea will be provided at the end of each walk. You can book and pay for a Saturday evening meal (cost $50) when you book with FedWalks for the weekend. There are also supermarkets and lots of dining establishments in Portland.
APPAREL | FOOTWEAR: Comfortable walking boots/shoes and dress according to the weather forecast. Be sure to bring plenty of warm, waterproof layers. The weather in Portland can be quite changeable, and is often very windy.
LEADER: The walks will be organised by various leaders from the FedWalks team. For queries about participating in activities with other Nomads over the weekend, email Alan D. on LeaderAlanD@nomads.org.au.
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Oct
06
Past Event
October Social Night - Postmaster Hotel, Kew
Postmaster Hotel
19:00 – 21:00
Our regular monthly social night - this month at the Postmaster Hotel in Kew. The Hotel was the original Kew Post Office completed in 1888 in the Queen Ann style as part of a civic complex including a Court House and a Police Station on the High Street side.
NOTE: Access to the hotel is via sets of bluestone stairs.
GRADE: Social.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: The Nomads hold a social night each month, where members and guests can enjoy a meal, talk about upcoming events, compare notes on past activities and float ideas on events they would like to see run. Everyone is welcome to these monthly Nomads social evenings.
Tuesday night is parma night - chicken parmas for $20, or see the Postmaster Hotel Menu for other options.
BOOKING: By Sunday 4th October. To register, click on Get Tickets.
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MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 7pm at the Postmaster Hotel, 186 High St, Kew.
MAP REFERENCE: Google map maps.app.goo.gl/4UbJmPEuC1yrZ7rT8.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Take tram #48 to stop 33 (Kew Shopping Centre/High St) or tram #109 to stop 34 (High St/Cotham Rd). Tram #16 terminates at Cotham and Glenferrie Roads and is a 5-minute westerly walk to the Hotel. Buses #200 and #207 stop at Kew Junction with a 4-minute easterly walk
LEADER: AlanD. | Email LeaderAlanD@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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Oct
05
Past Event
Summer Program Pre-planning - Online via Zoom
19:00 – 20:00
Preparing the draft Summer program of events - online via Zoom.
GRADE: Social.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: The bulk of the planning for the upcoming Summer program will be done in this pre-planning meeting via Zoom in readiness to present the draft program the next night at the Social Evening, where attendees will be invited to provide additional suggestions and help fill any gaps.
BOOKING: By 5pm Monday 5th October. To register, click on Get Tickets. Alternatively, simply click on the Zoom link in the reminder email sent to members a few days prior to the event.
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DRAFT PROGRAM: Nomads Draft Program. You may add your suggestions to this online spreadsheet - be sure to click to some other cell once you've finished, so that your suggestion gets saved.
MEETING TIME | LOCATION: 7pm online via Zoom. Those who registered will be sent the Zoom link by 6pm on Monday evening.
LEADER: Alan D. | Email LeaderAlanD@nomads.org.au if you have any questions.
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