Permaculture

Experience the best teacher in the garden

November 17, 2017 | Russ Grayson | 2 Comments

When it comes to forest gardening, experience is the best teacher…Read More

Conference signals the time for a new economy movement is here

September 18, 2017 | Russ Grayson

September’s Building a New Economy for Australia conference in Brisbane was a convivial success that brought together people from all over the country…Read More

Transition Bondi hosts the new economy

August 6, 2017 | Russ Grayson

LIKE A CHRYSALIS EMERGING from its cocoon, a new economics is emerging from the dysfunctional body of the old. This new, humane economics got a hearing at the Transition Bondi seminar on 15 June this year…Read More

Social media link reveals Joe Salatin a climate change denier

July 8, 2017 | Russ Grayson

A Facebook post linking to an article revealing regenerative agriculture farmer-hero, Joe Salatin, with climate change deniers has revealed profound disappointment with a man one held up as a example of doing good…Read More

International Permaculture Day underway in Sydney

May 6, 2017 | Russ Grayson

In Sydney, International Permaculture Day 2017 got underway with a film…Read More

Your oil wake-up call

March 15, 2017 | Russ Grayson

If the economic return on oil production is declining, what does it mean for our economies? Guest writer, Dr Ted Trainer, issues a warning…Read More

Internships in permaculture: federal report raises questions

January 21, 2017 | Russ Grayson

A recent federal government report on internship arrangements raises the issue on internship arrangements in permaculture. Could possible future legislation affect permaculture establishments offering internships?Read More

Permaculture design: Asking the right questions

November 4, 2016 | Russ Grayson

When it comes to permaculture design it is important to ask the right questions. Here we look at a couple situations where that could have been one better…Read More