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Names immortalised in Whroo cemetery's history with memorial plaque
THE only remaining residents at the ghost town of Whroo are those who are six feet underground, but on Sunday the town cemetery trust will commemorate the more than 400 people buried there with the unveiling of a memorial plaque.
The name of each person known to have been laid to rest at the site has been inscribed in bronze.
Media Release: CCANSW extends Allied Status membership invitation
As CCANSW continues the development of services provided to members in response to their needs and industry trends, it is keen to encourage the development of professional networking with other industry Associations and ACCA.
Sharing of information has been identified as a high priority in recent membership surveys. Expansion of CCANSW's internet platform provides new and improved opportunities to achieve this.
VIC: families consider legal challenge over removal of mementos from gravesites
According to an article on the ABC's news website, grieving families are considering mounting a legal challenge over a decision to remove photos and flowers from gravesites in south-west Victoria. The Hamilton Public Cemetery Trust has removed the makeshift memorials for occupational health and safety reasons. The move has sparked fierce opposition from locals, who have formed a support group, representing around 20 families
An Investigation of Death Care and the Funeral Industry in Australia
A new document entitled "It’s Your Funeral: An Investigation of Death Care and the Funeral Industry in Australia" has been added to the Document Storage in the CCANSW members only section. Delegates can access the document after logging in.
CCANSW - latest document storage additions
A number of new documents and links have been added to the Members Only document storage. Please note a members account and login is required to access the Members Only site.
Internet Explorer issues fixed
UPDATE: This issue has been fixed, we think. Please let us know if not...
In recent weeks we have changed some pages to feature navigation panels that were supposed to make it simpler to move around the site, especially on mobile devices. My testing was done on Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Microsoft Edge. Everything went well.Or so I thought, I have now confirmed that there is an issue with Internet Explorer not rendering properly.
Griffith (NSW) community meets to discuss Council's ornament policy
The Daily Advertiser in Griffith, NSW, reports about 40 residents attended a community meeting at Griffith Leagues Club on Monday night to have their say on Griffith City Council’s controversial cemetery ornament removal policy.
Got a cemetery/ crematorium related form to share?
In response to a recent survey we have now commenced an index of URLs pointing to governance documents, especially policies.
We are now ready for the other item that featured big in your survey responses; a repository of editable industry specific forms.
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