Posted on 01 August 2010. Tags: Drinks, Features, Food, In the News, Nourishing The Planet, Tea, Worldwatch Institute
In a recently published report, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations stated that tea prices have reached an “unprecedented high.” Traditional import markets in developed countries are almost at full capacity, but markets in tea producing countries, including Kenya and United Republic of Tanzania, are largely untapped. Read the full story
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Posted on 31 July 2010. Tags: Features, Food, Meat Free Mid Week Recipes, Recipes
We are all doing our bit for the environment & cutting meat out of our diet makes a huge impact. So we bring you Meat Free Mid Week Recipes – this week Ratatouille. Read the full story
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Posted on 30 July 2010. Tags: Clothes, Features, Home, Tips and Tricks
I am going to say it here once and for all, I am NOT a winter person! Living in Melbourne however means I get a big hefty dose of chilly days and nights.Our rainy days mean I hang all my laundry indoors – so here is a roundup of the best indoor laundry solutions. Read the full story
Posted in Design, Features, Home
Posted on 29 July 2010. Tags: Banana, Features, Garden, Green Tips, Home
My office desk looks out across a field of banana palms and, as we have one measly (but healthy) specimen in our garden, I was thinking back to Singapore days and how much I loved Fish Head Curry served on a banana leaf. Read the full story
Posted in Features, Garden, Home
Posted on 20 July 2010. Tags: Features, Green Tips, Holidays, Tips & Tricks, Travel
Can a road trip involving a car and just two people be a green experience given that a few tanks of petrol and some rubber from the tyres and a bit of wear and tear on the car will be expended? As kids, we went from Victoria to Queensland every year to visit my grandparents. The car had neither radio nor heater. We slept by the side of the road! Couldn’t do that these days! Read the full story
Posted in Entertainment, Features, Home, Travel
Posted on 19 July 2010. Tags: Features, Food, Health, In the News, Nourishing The Planet, Poverty
For a farmer in a hot country like Sudan, a big harvest can end up being just a big waste. A fresh tomato off the vine will only last about 2 days in the stifling heat, while carrots and okra might last only 4 days. Despite being perfectly capable of producing abundant harvests, without any means to store and preserve crops, farmers in Sudan are at risk for hunger and starvation. Read the full story
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Posted on 14 July 2010. Tags: Features, Food, In the News, Nutrion
Every year, 5 million children worldwide die from malnutrition-related causes, including immune-system deficiency, increased risk of infection, decreased bone density, and starvation. But a variety of local efforts are hoping to turn things around. Read the full story
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Posted on 07 July 2010. Tags: Features, Food, Meat Free Mid Week Recipes, Recipes
We are all doing our bit for the environment & cutting meat out of our diet makes a huge impact. So we bring you Meat Free Mid Week Recipes – this week Pasta alla Formiana. Read the full story
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Posted on 25 June 2010. Tags: Australia, Features, In the News, Politics
I am sure we all know by now that our first female Prime Minister is now Julia Gillard. As the 27th Prime Minister of our great country, she has already started by talking tough on climate change. So… what happens now? Read the full story
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Posted on 10 February 2010. Tags: Events, Family, Features, Style, Wedding
Congratulations, you’re getting married! My Green Australia is here to help you guide your way through the amazing amount of information about green weddings! Part 2 – The Location
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Posted in Design, Family, Features, Style