WATAC Newsletters
One of the key avenues of connection and communication for WATAC-ers is the Newsletter which is now produced four times a year. The editor is Maree Kennedy and Margaret Knowlden does the typesetting and is contact person for the group reports. Helen Coles, the WATAC Administration Officer, is also very involved in the production and distribution of the Newsletter.
The first ever WATAC NSW Newsletter was produced in April 1990 when WATAC's office was part of the National Office of the Conference of Australian Religious Men and Women in Collins Street, Annandale. Bernice Moore edited the Newsletter from 1990 to 2006 as part of her job as full-time co-ordinator of WATAC NSW. There were five formal issues of the Newsletter per year as well as several mini-supplements to remind people of up-coming events.
While most issues were typeset with added cartoons and artwork, some even included hand-written additions. In these early years, especially in 1993 and 1994 the Newsletter was photo-copied and hand collated at the Office (almost impossible to imagine now). In the late 1990's Maureen Watterson took on the task of helping to produce the Newsletter which was then sent to a printer and this enabled a more professional looking newsletter.
The most recent development was undertaken in 2007 with WATAC's new editorial team. It is now also possible for members to receive the WATAC NSW News via email.
If you are a member and would like to assist us in reducing WATAC's paper usage you can receive the newsletter by email instead of regular mail - just fill in the form below. We will verify that your subscription is current and arrange to send future editions by email.
You can also access archived copies of the Newsletter below the form.
Newsletter Archive:
- November 2007
- September 2007
- May 2007
- February 2007
- September 2006
- June 2006
- April 2006
- February 2006
Each of these downloads is in Adobe Acrobat pdf format.
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