Diet is the most powerful level available to individuals to transform the world for the better. This post presents a summary of the opportunities.
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Facing our fears and feeding our family
Facing our fears of discomfort and alienation to tackle food waste and transport emissions
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2025 Year in Review
As the year comes to a close, it worth reflecting on what we’ve accomplished. Even though we’ve slowed down by choice, it often feels as though we’re not
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What Difference Can I Make?
What difference can one person make through individual actions? For most Australians, the answer is “quite a lot”.
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Inspiring Stories: Living in a Tiny Home
an inspiring tale of smaller, slower living, by a tiny-home owner in suburban Brisbane. Inspiration, design tips and benefits of small living.
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In Waste I Wandered – Returning from Sydney
recounting my return journey from Sydney, carried, comforted and fueled by waste as I wandered from train to truckstop
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To Sydney by Sea – Part 3 of 3
The third and final part of Jon’s experience at sea, helping deliver a sailing charter vessel from Hamilton to Sydney over 18 days
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While Jon was Away: Sickness & Single Parenting
When Jon left to hitchhike to Hamilton Island, leaving me to single parent, Adam had been sick for a week. I expected that Adam would recover soon after
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To Sydney by Sea – Part 2 of 3
Learning the Ropes The second day on the sea was an opportunity to establish what was to become the regular routine. This included: We attempted to set the
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To Sydney by Sea – Part 1 of 3
Airlie to Hamilton Island In my last travel post I mentioned organising transport to Hamilton via Facebook. Paul was a great sport about it. Clearly a very experienced