Report to CBC on the growth of the Kingston Organic Community Garden, Canberra. February 2009
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The Kingston Organic Community Garden (KOCG) was opened in October 2008, in Canberra, Australia. It was formed on two disused tennis courts on land owned by the Canberra Baptist Church (CBC). Rose Holley - Committee member (voluntary) reports on progress with building the garden and garden community in the first year.
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