
Where:
51 Williamson Rd
Kardinya, WA, 6163
July 2026 Meeting
When:
13 July 2026
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Join us for our next meeting for two informative presentations covering online safety and the fascinating world of Japanese box design.
Staying Safe Online, presented by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Scams and online fraud are becoming increasingly sophisticated, affecting Australians of all ages and backgrounds. In this presentation, representatives from the Commonwealth Bank will share valuable advice on how to recognise common scams, protect your personal information, and stay safe when using online banking, email, social media, and other digital services.
The session will cover the latest scam techniques, warning signs to watch for, and simple steps you can take to reduce your risk of becoming a victim. Whether you're confident online or just getting started, this presentation will provide useful tips and strategies to help keep you and your finances secure.
Styles of Japanese Boxes, presented by Martin Burgoyne
For the second half of the evening, Martin Burgoyne will explore the diverse and beautiful world of Japanese box design.
Drawing inspiration from antique Japanese boxes, Martin will discuss how these pieces were created to serve specific purposes, with each style reflecting unique design principles, construction methods, and cultural influences. Members will gain insight into the variety of forms, proportions, and details that make Japanese boxes so distinctive and enduringly appealing.
This presentation promises to be informative for anyone interested in design, craftsmanship, and the stories behind traditional woodworking.
A few housekeeping notes:
Please wear closed-toe shoes, bring your own cup, sign in on arrival, let us know if you’d prefer not to be photographed, and take care while moving around the venue.
Disclaimer: We make every effort to ensure the details of our events and courses are accurate when published. However, as our presenters and instructors generously volunteer their time and expertise, there may occasionally be last-minute changes to the programme. We appreciate your understanding and apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
