Death By A Thousand Cuts
April slipped away and segued to mid-May, and it’s been a long time between posts. Tonight, as it’s budget night, …
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Off the Beaten Track – Otway Herbs Nursery & Cottage Gardens
Each summer we (amongst many others) make a pilgrimage to the south-west coast of Victoria, for a hearty dose of …
The Paddocks Of My Mind – A Farmer’s Perspective On Food Production
I grew up on the outskirts of a country town in NSW, and spent my younger years mucking about on …
What’s Hot, and What’s Not in 2013
I thought I’d get in early with a list for 2013. The problem lies with the definition of hot. So …
The Chard at the End of the Rainbow
All good things must come to an end. Chaucer, 1374 It is with some regret that I’ve begun to pull …
Notes from the Land of the Olds
Yesterday morning I woke up early, which was surprising given the amount of alcohol consumed the night before, and the …
Liberal MP a No Show on Fracking
In an act that reeks of both arrogance and complacency, Russell Broadbent, the Federal Member of Parliament for the electorate …
Blink, and we’ll all be fracked
We don’t want our land degraded or our beautiful rolling hills to become an eyesore covered in gas wells. From …
