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The household economy: time for reimagining?

I KNEW WHAT WAS HAPPENING when she got the big drum out from the back of the cupboard. “I”m going

From mountain to museum

I made these photos at Launceston's Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery at Inveresk last week. They show some of

The household solution — too small to push change?

I RECEIVED an email from Permaculture Australia recently promoting online videos of Nicole Foss and David Holmgren. So I took

The community gardens network: one of the fair food movement’s early organisations

Community gardeners — they're a community of practice long a part of the fair food movement in Australia…

Needed: Simple, focused, tangible goals

The community food movement: a series about the emerging social movement around food… THE FAIR FOOD MOVEMENT is diverse and fractured.

Farms — for agriculture or tourists?

SOMETIMES, you stumble on an interesting story by accident. A story that has some resonance with your own experience. A

How photography saved the wilderness

The camera and the bush… they have more in common than you think…

Time to ensure permaculture internships not exploitative

IF THERE IS A TIME for permaculture people who offer internships on their properties to ensure that their arrangements with

Internships in permaculture — exploitation or opportunity?

A RECENT POSTING on the Permaculture Australia-New Zealand and Permaculture Victoria Facebooks by Melbourne-based permaculture practitioner, Miriam Bakst, raises an

Shelter most basic

A SLEEPER CURLS UP SEEKING WARMTH in an overnight camp in the wet eucalypt forests of the Picton in south

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