Minyon Falls · Repentance Creek · Upper Coopers Creek · Rosebank
A community-led resilience network keeping the Minyon Falls region informed, prepared and connected — before, during and after emergencies.
Your community, close at hand
Creek gauges, fire information, warnings and outages.
Explore bushfire, flood and isolation for an address.
Work through simple prompts, then save or print your plan.
Find your coloured region on the community map.
Pizza night, monthly radio checks and community news.
One small step
Preparedness grows through small, practical habits. Pick up one short check each week, on your own or with a neighbour.
A short check to get started
Six checks rotate each Monday, using Sydney time. This is a preparation prompt, not a live hazard assessment.
A few minutes now can make a power cut easier.
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NSW SES emergency kit →Ticks stay on this page only. They are not sent to MRN or saved, and are not a measure of emergency readiness.
Meet · connect · prepare
Community gatherings and regular check-ins. Small ways to stay connected with the people around us.
Landcare
5:30 pm AEDT
Repentance Creek Hall
Hear about the new Landcare Strategic Plan for Upper Coopers Creek and get involved in its discussion and implementation. Commissioned by Brunswick Valley Landcare and prepared by Angus Underwood of Red Dirt Ecology.
Get together
From 5 pm AEDT
Repentance Creek Hall
A chance to catch up with neighbours and keep our local connections strong.
MRN radio check: last Monday of each month. Time announced to Area Contacts via WhatsApp. Enable JavaScript to show the next date and hide past events automatically.
Local dates and times use Australia/Sydney. Event listings updated on 10 November 2026; unconfirmed arrangements are marked above. Calendar files are saved copies; check back for changes. Radio checks are date-only reminders until a time is announced.
Stories that help us prepare
Explore dated local reports of floods, landslips and bridge failures — and the practical questions they raise for today’s household plans.
Explore the local history →
Ready when the internet isn’t
Save a compact pack of emergency contacts, preparation checklists and space for your own arrangements. Keep it on your phone and on paper.
Get the free pack →
How it works
Our CRT network connects every household in the region to emergency services through a simple, reliable communication tree.
Area Contacts map every household in their local zone and establish communication links so nobody is out of reach in a crisis.
We organise training, source equipment and apply for grants — building skills and resources across the region before emergencies happen.
When events unfold, our network ensures information flows quickly from SES, Red Cross and Fire services directly to every home.
Join the network
We have a network of Area Contacts who each coordinate a specific zone. If you don't know who your Area Contact is, or you're interested in becoming one, get in touch.
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