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The fair food movement: morally superior and elitist?

Is the fair food movement being inadvertently elitist and morally superior? Does it position its participants above people who do

Lloyd Kahn — pioneer, builder, author, inspiration

Something of a latecomer to skateboarding, Lloyd Khan came early to owner-building, resilient living, writing and publishing…

Farewell and thanks Michael Herr: Despatches — an appreciation

He wrote several books and consulted on films, but Michael Herr's best known book is Despatches, a book of his

Artefact a list of global permaculture organisations of the past

In the deep dingy recesses of a seldom visited bookshelf, an amazing artefact from permaculture's hidden past has been uncovered…

Let’s support, not nitpick companies trying to make a difference

NEW companies like Biolite are devloping new approaches to international development through direct business-to-community links. Critical harping can only damage

The Community food movement: communication and cooperation needed

Australia has a community food movement but it could be improrved if it is to thrive, finds a NSW government

The Community Food Movement: Can Silicon Valley reinvent the fair food movement?

There is agreement that we need to build a cohesive commuity food movement in Australia, but how do we go

In Adelaide, a small urban farm links entrepreneurship with good food

With around nine city farms already on the ground or in planning around Australia, it appears city farming's time is

The Community Food Movement: Soft, squishy and sweet

How a soft, two week old piece of fruit reminded us how we can eat well from our regional food

The Community Food Movement: Are we looking in the right place to build markets in fair food?

In promoting fair food in Austalia much of the focus has been on the farmer. But do farmers have the

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