As in Maui, so in Sydney
We may be at opposite ends of the Pacific but, just as it’s the same ocean that laps Hawaii’s North Shore as washes the sands of Coogee, so too do we share some of the same food issues…
Tag Archives: localisation
The long road in the far north – on the local food speakers trail in northern NSW
MARCH DAYS ARE MILD DAYS in the sleepy northern NSW town of Lismore. And this year they were no different…
The end approaches for the 3000 mile ceasar salad
Written by Russ Grayson. First published in Online Opinion in 2007. GO LOCAL. That’s the suggestion of NSW North Coast community educator, Tim Winton, for coping with what he sees as the approaching peak oil crisis. ‘Peak oil’ describes the reaching of a peak in global oil production. After that, an inevitable decline kicks in, Read more »
Time for a new localism, says Norberg-Hodge
“See education as activism”, says Helena Norberg-Hodge. “Set up social and learning circles. Have groups of 10 to 15 people who like each other’s company discuss issues and do things together…
