Blog - PacificEdge

Permaculture's early books emerged from a publishing context of magazines and books on alternative living and a social context of

It is now 1970 and now, at 168 Cathedral Street, people were to come and go through the year, however

It is almost 1970 and this is Sydney. Focused on the present moment, we afford too little thought to the

The old shacks at Crater Cove are a reminder of the days when life was somehow simpler and our needs

For most, it was the last experience of communal life before long term partnerships (or a succession of longer-term relationships

An article on permaculture's history - from 1972 onwards - supplied to the New Internationalist magazine by Steve Payne and

David Holmgren says cities can feed themselves...

MARCH DAYS ARE MILD DAYS in the sleepy northern NSW town of Lismore. And this year they were no different...

Ian Lillington's approach to permaculture living is hands-on. His 2007 book explains how he went about it and what the

Idling for the free spirited… and those who would like to join them. THIS IS A BOOK for the free