Living From Mystery
In his Pulitzer Prize-winning book On Human Nature, eminent biologist E.O. Wilson asks us to recall ‘how God lashed Job with concepts meant to overwhelm the human mind’ in Job chapters 38-41, with questions…
Theme: Ecology in crisis
Recent articles
Why You Should Eat Kangaroo
It is a bitterly cold June night. I am sheltering, hunched over a beer, in a pub in Castlemaine, the wind and rain lashing the windows. With me are two companions, also sheltering, but from a different…
Putting Humans in Their Place
When I wrote the first version of this article in 2020, bushfires of an unprecedented scale and intensity were burning across the east coast of Australia, and temperature records were tumbling everywhere.…
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My Integral Ecology Journey
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Fighting drought by reviving ancient landscapes
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Burning Down the House
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Biodiversity Protection in Central Victoria
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The Hopeful Story of Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration
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Art After Fire
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Waste, salvation and egg shells
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Towards constructive climate conversations
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Evangelism, Politics, and the Ecological Crisis
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An adventure in going car-free
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Update on Climate Change
Thea Ormerod
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The Moral Ecology of Judgement (1)
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A journey into the murky world of carbon offsets
Kim Cornford
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Repentance, renewal & agriculture
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The Unrealised Promises of Recycling
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Climate change politics in Australia
An interview with Miriam Pepper on climate change politics in Australia
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Waking up to climate change
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