A series of embroidered tapestries depicting more than two centuries of history will be exhibited for the first time in Wagga next weekend. The Wagga Wagga Quakers Exhibition, A Stitch in Time, will feature more than 30 tapestries, as well as artwork from emerging artists in the local First Nations and Quakers communities. The panels will be displayed at The Ambo Gallery next weekend. (fb)

After months of research and analysis QA Peaceworker, Jessica Morrison, and the Quaker Peace & Legislation Committee will launch a new report examining Australia’s arms trade with a public discussion featuring Peter Woolcott, who led final UN negotiations on the Arms Trade Treaty. Australia once played a key role in shaping this treaty. What does our current export policy say about that legacy? Join the conversation online or in person in Canberra on 27 August. Register at the link. This is a ticketed event ($25 AUD). (fb)