About 48% of our domestic waste could be used on our gardens. One way to do this is by using a worm farm. Composting worms are one of nature’s most efficient recyclers.

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Tea as we know it was apparently discovered in around 2737 B.C. when the Chinese Emperor Shennung, drank the result of some tea leaves – unfermented and green – blowing into his cup of hot water. Continue Reading

There’s nothing like having a few yummy dips in the fridge for emergencies.  If you make these from low fat cheese and use natural herbs and not resort to the old French Onion soup packet you will notice a huge difference in their healthiness and tastiness alike.  They are so much cheaper than the bought ones too and you won’t be wasting a container.  Get’s a big green tick for those reasons. Continue Reading

Looking for some great reciepes for homemade healthy baby food? Well look no further! Continue Reading

Hopefully you have told the person you love how you feel, so now it is our turn! We here at My Green Australia we really do love our readers! So HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY to everyone out there! Continue Reading

No worries may soon die out as an Aussie saying.  It seems that throughout the world there is a high level of anxiety about the environment and that the present generation of children have nightmares and worries not in the world fifty years ago. Continue Reading

Happy Australia Day! My uncle was the family pie-maker and he always made pies for family gatherings and then would take us out to buy us each an ice-cream in a cone. Continue Reading

School lunch time was for me, back in the olden days, an awful time. Freezer blocks hadn’t been invented. I grappled with the nausea from rancid butter and bread curled up at the corners for a long time and used to feed my lunch to the chooks when I got home. Continue Reading

So school is starting up again and you need some new school lunch box ideas! Well we are here to help! Continue Reading

Summer is upon us here in Australia – which can mean anything from sweltering dry heat with electrical storms to balmy humid days with sudden monsoonal downpours!

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