What if the good life is not the most comfortable ride, but the most meaningful one? In this presentation we
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One-planet Living: In Numbers
When we first started examining what a “one planet” lifestyle might actually require, I expected the numbers to push us
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It takes a village: Finding inspiration in our neighbourhood
We have lived in the same beautiful bushside neighbourhood for 18 years. We came here because it was inexpensive and
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Life in Indonesia as a Child: Perspectives from a Former Expat
Adam and Dani are naturally social children, and Jon and I recognise that their friendships are an important part of
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Book Review: The Good Life by Hugh Mackay
Wait, isn’t this the Good Life? I picked up The Good Life from a marina library enroute to Sydney. Surely
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Instincts 06: Reverence
Awesome. Awful. Awe-Inspiring. Wonderful. Overwhelming. Reverence. These are big feelings straddling an underlying instinct to respect some things as incomprehensible
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Getting Political: Letters to Qld LNP
when trying to affect change, writing letters to our political representatives is an essential step to ensure they know what matters to us
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Book Review: The Wisdom of Frugality
The Wisdom of Frugality is an unusual book for our times. It sets out to rescue frugality from its reputation
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Book Review: Juice by Tim Winton
A haunting vision, where the ashen landscape, ravaged by humanity, fights back ferociously. While a captivating thriller everyone should read, it misses one small but important point.
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What Difference Can I Make, by Eating Only Plants?
Diet is the most powerful level available to individuals to transform the world for the better. This post presents a summary of the opportunities.
