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One cold, windy afternoon I pass a man playing sax on the Sussex-Goulburn street corner and I look down the

The sun shone from a blue sky onto visitors at National Permaculture Day 2011 at Randwick Sustainability Education Hub...

It was in 1978, after a late night start and very little sleep, that a search party set out on

Solitude and reverence for the mountains experienced on a solo walk along the Overland Track in the Spring of 1980

It was a grand weekend adventure to climb Mt Anne but, unknown to the climbers, it was to be their

It's a long time ago now, it seems, but my first jump went well though my second went a little

Is the mindset of permaculture practitioners the biggest barrier to the further penetration of their ideas into society?

Meetings with remarkable people and with remarkable books can leave an influence long after they have gone from your life.

The meaning of a large white aircraft remembered from childhood becomes clear decades later...

If enthusiasm to do something positive in the world is anything to go by, then the last Living Smart cohort