Kimberly Grabham
06 December 2025, 10:00 PM

Living at the edge of the electricity network comes with unique challenges and opportunities. Now's your chance to share your experiences and help design smarter energy solutions for communities like ours.
Researchers from the University of New South Wales are seeking local voices to answer critical questions:
There are three easy ways to get involved:
1. Drop-In Sessions
Can you spare 5-10 minutes? Join UNSW researchers for an informal chat at one of these sessions:
Session 1: Sunday December 7, 3-5pm
Albert Hall (Light refreshments provided)
Session 2: Tuesday December 9, 10am-2pm
Albert Hall, community BBQ: 1-2pm
Session 3: Wednesday December 10, 4-7pm
Tibooburra Family Hotel (Light refreshments provided)
2. In-Depth Interviews
Take part in a 60-minute interview (in-person or online) at a time that suits you. These conversations will dive deeper into your experiences and perspectives on electricity supply in Tibooburra.
Thank you for your interest! There is still an opportunity to register for an interview. Researchers are looking to speak with a diverse cross-section of people (aged 18 and over) connected with our community.
As a thank you, everyone who participates in an in-depth interview will receive a $50 gift voucher.
3. Stay Informed
Want to follow the project? Sign up to receive email updates on the research and its outcomes for our community.
This isn't just another research project. This is about ensuring that Tibooburra's unique needs and challenges are understood and addressed. Your input will help shape recommendations for future energy supply in remote communities across Australia.
The decisions made today will impact our community for decades to come. Make sure your voice is heard.
Register your interest:
Online: https://tinyurl.com/UNSW-Research
Contact the Research Team:
Mike Roberts
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 02 9065 0400
Anna Cain
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 02 9348 8192
Don't miss this opportunity to influence the future of energy in Tibooburra. Whether you have five minutes or an hour, your contribution matters.
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