Lost & Found

Reporting

• Use Report Lost or Report Found: say what it is, where and when, and add a photo.
• Paste a Facebook post or message and the form fills itself, ready to check.
• Your phone and email are only shown to signed-in members.

Finding

• Category buttons, a search box, and a suburb-and-distance filter.
• Open an item to see its photo, details and where it was lost or found.
• Signed-in members can contact the person who posted it.

What the labels mean

• The person who posted an item updates it as things change: Mark found, Contacted owner, Mark returned.

Business Directory

Listings

• Each listing shows the business's category, suburb, phone, website and a short summary.
• Businesses with a full profile page have a More information link to it.
• Add your business with Add Listing. Paste your existing ad or post and the form fills itself.

Browsing

• Category buttons, a search box, and a suburb-and-distance filter.
• Call, email or visit the website straight from the listing, no sign-in needed.

Getting found by suburb

• Write your suburb, state and postcode together on your business page, for example Nowra NSW 2541.
• Without them your listing shows as "Postcode not set", so locals can't tell you're nearby.

Keeping it accurate

• Spot a business that has closed or has the wrong details? Use Report on the listing and the team will check it.
• Signed-in members can mark a listing's page as no longer valid, and it's taken down until it's resolved.
• Every six months each business gets a short email to confirm its listing is still right: one click, no sign-in.

Getting found by suburb: what to write

Put your suburb, then your state, then your postcode, side by side, anywhere in your page's text. Your street address is the best place.

• Use the short state name: NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, WA, TAS, ACT or NT.
• Write the postcode in your page's text, not only inside a picture or a map.

Jobs

Jobs

• Each job shows the title, employer, industry, job type, where, start date and closing date.
• Job types: full-time, part-time, casual, contract and apprenticeship.
• Work from home jobs show in every suburb.
• A job comes off the board by itself after its closing date: 30 days if none is set, 60 days at most.

Finding a job

• Industry buttons, a search box, and a suburb-and-distance filter.
• Apply by the link, email or phone on the job, no sign-in needed.

Posting a job

• Signed-in employers use Post a Job. Paste your existing ad and the form fills itself, ready to check.
• Edit a job any time while it's open.

What the labels mean

Events

Events

• Each event shows its name, type, venue, date, start and finish times, organiser and poster, with a link to more information.
• Online events show in every suburb.
• Events are listed soonest first, and move to the archive the day after they're on.

Finding an event

• Type buttons, a search box, and a suburb-and-distance filter.
• Add to calendar puts the event in your phone or computer calendar.
• Past events stay in the archive, open to everyone.

Adding an event

• Signed-in members use Add Event. Paste the invite, email or Facebook event, and its poster, and the form fills itself.
• Edit an event any time, or confirm or cancel it.
• A cancelled event stays up with its label, and anyone who added it to their calendar sees it as cancelled.

What the labels mean

Crop Swap

Posts

• I have: produce, seeds or plants you can give away, swap or sell (with a price).
• I want: something you're looking for.
• Raw home-grown produce, seeds and plants only: no cooked, preserved or animal products.
• A post shows for 7 days unless you choose otherwise, 14 days at most.

Browsing

• Type buttons (vegetables, fruit, herbs, seeds, seedlings and plants), a search box, and a suburb-and-distance filter.
• The All list shows what people have and what they want together.
• Signed-in members can see contact details and get in touch.

Swapping

• Arrange pickup between yourselves; any payment is between you.
• Keep your post up to date so nobody makes a wasted trip.

Funeral Notices

Notices

• Each notice shows the name of the person who has died, the notice itself, the service venue and date, and a photo.
• Open a notice to read it in full and share its link with family and friends.
• A notice shows for 30 days unless another date is chosen, 90 days at most.
• Past notices stay in the archive, which anyone can read.

Placing a notice

• Signed-in members, usually the family or the funeral director, use Place a notice.
• Paste the notice from the newspaper or funeral home and the form fills itself, with the service date picked out, ready to check.
• A notice can be withdrawn at any time.

What the labels mean

Coming to Your Area

Visits

• A visiting tradesperson posts when they arrive and how many days they're staying, up to 30.
• Each visit shows their trade, what they can do, licence number, phone, email and website.
• The card shows "Arriving 3 Nov · 5 days", then "Here now · until 7 Nov" once they've arrived.
• A visit leaves the board by itself the day after they leave.

Browsing

• Trade buttons, a search box, and a suburb-and-distance filter. A visit with no suburb covers the whole area.
• Call, email or visit the website straight from the visit, no sign-in needed.
• Add to calendar puts the whole stay in your calendar.

Posting a visit

• Signed-in members use I'm on my way. Paste your ad or post and the form fills itself, dates and stay length included.
• Plans changed? Edit the dates, cancel the trip, or mark it as left early.

What the labels mean

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Offering your skills

• List a service with a clear price, so buyers know exactly what they'll pay.
• Work from home, from anywhere, or locally, as your listing says.
• You're paid once the work is delivered and the buyer confirms it's done.

Getting things done

• Find a service and order it at the listed price.
• Your payment is held safely and only released when the job is complete.
• An invoice is made for you automatically.

Projects and teams

• Project Builder: plan a bigger job and all its parts in one place.
• Team Builder: bring together the right people to deliver it.

Trust

• After each job, both sides say whether they were satisfied. Ratings show once both have answered, with the number of jobs alongside.
• If something goes wrong, raise a dispute and the team steps in.

Fees

• Buyers always pay the listed price; the fee and payment processing come out of the seller's side.
• Out-of-pocket expenses passed on to the buyer carry no fee.