Permaculture News
The residential seasonal cycle course continues at Melliodora. The participants are involved in various tasks and works which need to be done at this time of the year, while learning skills and principles. As you can see from the photos below they are making the most from living and learning permaculture directly from David and Su. We let the pictures tell the story.
Here is what judge Peter O’Mara had to say about all of the poems entered in this year’s Venie Prize: In such a conjectural, estranged times, this year’s entries arrived, not coincidentally, from a multifarious array of the environmental poetry index — the polemical, the elegiac, the embodied, the observed, the incidental, the expansive, the
Congratulations to Isabella G. Mead for writing the winning poem of the 2024 Venie Holmgren Environmental Poetry Prize, Melt Ice. Here is what judge Tim Loveday had to say about the poem: Melt Ice is a work that speaks back to our colonial inheritance with an acute and painful awareness of how our complicity as
Many thanks to all those who attended the screening of Reading Landscape with David Holmgren at Melbourne’s Cinema Nova as part of the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival. Here are some snaps of the night:
Seven episodes of hands-in-the-dough homesteading magic! Su shares tried-and-tested skills from tortillas to bread-making with her signature wicked humour.
Get wisdom-soaked!
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