Q1: (A) New to area, a guidebook would be good. (B) Been involved in a creative capacity building activity where I use to live and liked it.

Q2: (A) People have made comments to me about community involvement - "if you want something done you have to do it yourself ". Something like a guidebook might make it easier to connect people together.

Q3: Something to connect people better like a local web based guide. Like RSVP, though not for dating but for linking interests instead.

Q4: It would be good if something came from this process - to encourage more networking in town especially to help new people to connect. At the moment everything seems to happen from the book store.

Q5: Hard to say being new. Radio worked where I use to live. Perhaps events in conjunction with other festivals (as long as they are not competing). Rotary Clubs and other existing networks.

Q6: Yes, don't know a lot about the Tumut community yet but where I use to live was dynamic. I liked that and would like to be involved in that here.

Q7: Interesting process. I'm sorry I was not involved in the process earlier because that sort of thing interests me.

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Q1: (B) Makes innovation look easy. Makes the challenging look possible. Break conservative constraints on the use of public space.

Q2: (A) Because of accessibility and equity "we can", Tumut is capable. (C) Refreshes volunteerism. (A) & (C) most helpful for tumut

Q3: Difficult to answer as community inertia is hard to overcome. Would build creativity by being an advocate for visiting artists.

Q4: Enact multi-makers. Engage an artist to create a focus for the project and to give it energy. Then do the process with council and then with targeted groups.

Q5: Use multi-maker to promote process and involve community

Q6: Huge value. Non-conflict process to develop scenarios. Very positive process.

Q7: Articulate "more and how" better. Further examination of the process.

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Q1: (A) great idea

Q2: (D) could all work. There are enough people to care

Q3: At least one good restaurant which increases diversity in town.

Q4: Council involvement. Use time bank to get others started. Local radio and paper likely to help. Mills also may help.

Q5: Advertise. Use council facilities. Get enthusiastic people to become protagonists.

Q6: Great especially for social and potentially ecological sustainability. Town already economically sustainable

Q7: -

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Q1: (C), because people have skills and ideas but don't always get a chance to share them

Q2: (A), because some people already do great things but don't know how to make things bigger / more available to others. (B), Great to do things together and show of to the town and visitors. (C), as above, also variety is always good.

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Q4: Trial some low key co-creation activities to see the local's ideas and willingness to be involved. Work with schools first.

Q5: Work with small groups like schools, scouts, elderly homes then branch out from there. Use big events such as the festival or markets or on busy weekends to promote the idea.

Q6. Give people meaning and see themselves as valuable. Also keep people busy, young and old, so people don't get bored then leave.

Q7. Great work so far this is important to me as a new Tumut resident as I need to find more things to do and people to do them with.

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