” …WHITLAM’s in power and the war’s ended… for us, anyway, the yanks are still there, still involved in that peace process that seems to go on and on just like the fighting… and here we are in Annandale…”. “Different living here, different to the Woolloomooloo sharehouse…” she replies to the figure wedged into the […]
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WHO BETTER than a multimedia photojournalist and blogger whose work has also been picked up by old media's newspapers and TV to write a book on citizen journalism? After all, Carlos Miller has pioneered this new field of independent journalism and popularised it in his blog, Photography Is Not A Crime.
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Paul Kitano explains how to improve civil accountability through cameras and photojournalism…
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This is a story inspired by the article: The iEverything and the Redistribution Imperative: http://robertreich.org/post/113801138315 The link to the article was circulated on social media by farmer and fair food advocate, Michael Croft. THIS IS another article in a growing list of articles questioning our automated and robotised future. The author raises the idea of […]
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IT WAS AT THE END of 2104, December, when I accidentally rediscovered the Tyler family graves. My discovery of them was back in the 1970s when I was with a group bushwalking down that way. The only person I recall from that walk — and it’s now something of a vague, poorly-recalled memory — was […]
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Is is time, then for a new version of the permaculture design system so that it can continue to offer the solutions we need?
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I STARTED WRITING this paper as a background handout for a group direction-finding session planned for APC12 (the twelfth Australasian Permaculture Convergence)...
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Following is a submission to the Victorian Greens Animals policy review as invited by email circulated in February 2015.
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SMALL AND SLOW SOLUTIONS… permaculture principle or shibboleth? A bit of both, I think. A good idea some of the time, but what about other times? Small of slow solutions might work when we’re establishing an ordhard, but in these days of the Great Acceleration it might be too little too late. Let me explain. […]
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I KNEW WHAT WAS HAPPENING when she got the big drum out from the back of the cupboard. “I”m going to bottle those cherries we got yesterday”, Fiona said. “So I’m cleaning up the kitchen first to make space. Let’s get that stuff out of the drying rack and those utensils off the stove”. I […]
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