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Gardens for Wildlife

By Alastair Richards, Gardens for Wildlife Albury Wodonga Gardens for Wildlife aims to encourage and recognise wildlife and environmentally friendly garden practices in urban gardens. On Sunday 5 June  (World Environment

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Feijoa – An Unassuming Fruit

By Matthew Charles- Jones, Yackandandah Sustainability Smallish, pale greenish, unassuming and egg-like in shape, these fruit appear to be nothing remarkable. Last year I was lucky enough to eye-ball these ripening

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Community Action on Food Security

By Fiona Hughes, Albury Wodonga Regional Food Security Network When I was studying at university and living on a low wage, I struggled financially to access healthy nutritious food, my diet

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Merits of Vegetarianism

By Ben Habib,   Lecturer in Politics at La Trobe University, Albury Wodonga and member of WATCH (Wodonga & Albury Towards Climate Health) In my first year at university there was an

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Making Apple Cider (continued)

By Charlie Robinson, Beechworth Sustainability In my last article I bewailed my inability to produce even one drop of apple juice, despite a considerable investment in time, money, and expletives.  Good

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Self-Sufficiency Tribulations

By Charlie Robinson, Beechworth Sustainability Was it Kermit who sang “it aint easy being green”?  Most of the time I would dispute Kermit’s assertion but there are times when things don’t

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Keeping your Rainwater Tank Opaque

By Alison Mitchell, Friends of Willow Park Many of us have rainwater tanks, but we don’t always use them to their best advantage.  We often let them become “transparent”.  Before I

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Dying Lightly

By Lauriston Muirhead, WATCH (Wodonga Albury Toward Climate Health) Do not read on if you are a bit sensitive and don’t want to think about disposing of bodies!  As if life

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Yackandandah Folk Festival – Going Green

By Matthew Charles-Jones, Yackandandah Folk Festival Committee Observers on the environmental movement frequently suggest that environmentalists are terrific at telling everyone ‘What Not To Do,’ but less effective in communicating what

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