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Find out more »A collection of speakers, workshops and outdoor activities fills the weekend in the foothills of the Alpine National Park. This ticket gets you a $300 voucher (emailed with a code) for you to schedule your itinerary for the weekend based on a Master Schedule to be released late January 2019. By purchasing a Get a Grip of the Grind Festival ticket you agree to these Ticket TERMS and CONDITIONS: 1. Get A Grip of the Grind™ tickets are non-refundable and…
Find out more »"Are you sure that we are awake? It seems to me that yet we sleep, we dream" Join us for an evening of mystical theatre, performed by the senior drama ensemble.
Find out more »We're offering a unique opportunity for mothers and their daughters to spend a weekend together, away from the grind. A strong mother daughter relationship is not a given, it's always work in progress. So we're offering you the perfect opportunity to continue to strengthen your bond by sharing a weekend in nature of 10 inspirational speakers, 23 professional and personal development workshops and 9 outdoor activities. This ticket gets you two separate $300 vouchers (emailed with a code) for you…
Find out more »Mt Buffalo is a rock climbing paradise, particularly for big wall climbing. We will focus on going down rather than up. First, you’ll practice abseil from the 25 Metre beginners abseil site near the stone hut in the Mt Buffalo visitors’ car park. This abseil has some interesting challenges and feels very safe due to the trees that shade the site. We then move on to our 35 Metre beginners abseil site (Echo Point lookout). This site has a fantastic…
Find out more »Mt Buffalo is a rock climbing paradise, particularly for big wall climbing. We will focus on going down rather than up. First, you’ll practice abseil from the 25 Metre beginners abseil site near the stone hut in the Mt Buffalo visitors’ car park. This abseil has some interesting challenges and feels very safe due to the trees that shade the site. We then move on to our 35 Metre beginners abseil site (Echo Point lookout). This site has a fantastic…
Find out more »You’ll undergo a brief introduction to the 10 basic steps of archery including working out which eye is your dominant eye, your stance, nocking your arrow, how to ‘draw’ the bow and target alignment. Then you will be on the line shooting lots of arrows with your bow. Calm, slow, meditative breathing will have you hitting targets in no time. Located in the beautiful grounds of Red Earth Lodge, you will have dedicated space, with expert instruction so you can…
Find out more »You’ll undergo a brief introduction to the 10 basic steps of archery including working out which eye is your dominant eye, your stance, nocking your arrow, how to ‘draw’ the bow and target alignment. Then you will be on the line shooting lots of arrows with your bow. Calm, slow, meditative breathing will have you hitting targets in no time. Located in the beautiful grounds of Red Earth Lodge, you will have dedicated space, with expert instruction so you can…
Find out more »Deb has spent more than 20 years assisting organisations attract top talent to their organisations, as well as acting as a career coach to hundreds of senior executives. Over many years Deb has witnessed traditional gender biases in appointing and promoting women to senior executive and Board roles, and has advocated on behalf of many women who are their own worst enemies! Get must know insights on how to advance and eliminate both your conscious and unconscious biases. Debra's Career:…
Find out more »The underground river cave at Mt Buffalo is a horizontal boulder infill type cave, some 350 metres long. Groups normally only travel the first 150 metres or so. It has a number of ‘coward’ exit routes. There is an active stream in the cave and when water levels are moderate, there are numerous rapids and waterfalls to challenge you. This cave is wet and cold with tight squeezes and slippery rocks. It’s all crawling and squeezing and teamwork. What to…
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