For those of you who wondered what happened to that fabulous Get to the Point Program logo in the previous version of the website we are glad to report that it's back.A new feature is the addition of a series of polls to gauage community response to various issues.You'll find the latest poll in the right hand column og the home page.  Express yourself!

Find out what happened at this month's meeting.  Download the minutes by clicking here.

It's also available for download here.

Studio Internationale have announced that the proposed development at Goodnight Island and Greenwell Point has successfully made it through the Department of Planning's preliminary assessment stage and is now on exhibition. You can view the application here .

President Ron, Secretary Pat and Treasurer Daryl were all re-elected unopposed at the Annual General Meeting held on 17 July 2008. Read all about it here.

Get on down to Haiser Road on Saturday morning 19 April. Most of the street will be holding garage sales. Well, numbers 26, 32, 34, 38, 46 and 48 will at any rate.

Number 32 are not only selling the bits and pieces from their garage - they are selling the entire garage!

Action starts at 8.00 am and concludes at 1.30 pm unless everything is sold before then.

Read all about it in the April edition of the Greenwell Point Gazette which should shortly appear in your letterbox or download it below.

If you can't wait for the volunteer delivery team to reach your letterbox, download the latest Gazette here.

The Minutes of the most recent meeting of the Get to the Point Programme(Inc) are available for download.

The annual Greenwell Point Easter Fete will be held on Saturday 22 March from 8.00 am to 12.00 midday at the Greenwell Point Community Memorial Hall.

This traditional-style fair raises money for the local primary school, charities and community groups so get along and give it your full support.

Jumping castle, fairy floss, lucky dips, plants, bric-a-brac and many
more attractions.

See the March issue of the Greenwell Point Gazette for more details.

If you are a local then the trusty band of volunteers should have already dropped the latest issue in your letter box.

For those of you not fortunate enough to be on the delivery run you can always download a copy here.