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In Tasmania – Shakespeare’s excursion into the deep heart of this strange island

IT WAS LATE on a cold Friday evening when I dropped into Desire bookshop. Cars’ headlights had been turned on

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Daring and exploration on Tasmania’s wild rivers

I’VE JUST FINISHED reading Johnson Dean’s Shooting the Franklin — early canoeing on Tasmania’s wild rivers, and have come away

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Permaculture – a movement in need of a history

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

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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...

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Being idle – a book for the free spirited

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

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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

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Urban farming may be on way to extinction

First published: September 2003. IF YOU EAT FRESH FOOD in Sydney, offer your thanks to the 1300 market gardeners who

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Community supported agriculture has potential study finds

Community supported agriculture has a future in Australia but farmers must have skills other than farming, a report finds...

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