Newsletter
The next newsletter will be available from World Environment Day (6 June)
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This
WINTER
issue includes some wondrous winter ideas, and a
bumper bag of ideas for MORE sustainable living.
The issue includes:
Starting up:
Buying your
future sustainable property or renovating your present house: We tell you
both how to buy a new, more sustainable property, and how to
evaluate whether your house can become a sustainable house, or would it cost
more than moving?
An A-Z shopping guide of the eco-friendly products:
In this
issue: eco-friendly versions of
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B
products for the
Bathroom
Bedroom
Baby |
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Living sustainably:
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Animals: Pets, horses and livestock we give you the rundown
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Acccountants, Auditors how does your auditor or accountant
grow?
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Artists; arts and craft sustainable painting, and arts and crafts
Every region should have one:
A green printer that specializes in 100% recycled paper, plant or
soy based eco-friendly inks and more sustainable practices across the board
(we include the guidelines and list the green printers available around
Australia)
A design or advertising firm that is eco-friendly in its designs,
ideas and practices (and we tell you how yours can be more eco-friendly)
and list the eco-friendly designers around Australia.
Sustainable living around Australia:
This issue
looks at sustainable living
in and around
Rockhampton
in Queensland
from
Goulburn to Canberra (including Yass, Bowning, Gundaroo, Collector and Sutton)
Living
Sustainably -
What to do
in June & July
Our
Wildlife in Winter:
as long as there are bare (deciduous) trees and wildlife we have impacted
upon the wildlife and usually to their detriment: we tell you some easy
things that can help create a balance and help the wildlife in winter.
Warmth in
winter:
what you can do to keep warm that is eco-friendly and does not cost a cent:
and short and long-term sustainable, eco-friendly ideas for warmth in
winter.
Other ideas
for living sustainably in June & July.
Australian
Sustainability Calendar
Whats on and where in June & July
Our
easy*cooking special:
warming
Stewarts
Pumpkin Soup, and
luscious 4
minute Chocolate cake
(*Easy on you, easy on the environment, easy on resources, and easy
on time & money)
Take a
break! - Winter breaks:
From half-days to weekends, everybody needs a holiday: how to have
eco-friendly, sustainable good times!! - Winter ideas for every body
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And get our
GALA GARDEN SPECTACULAR
newsletter (our SUPER SPRING ISSUE) out 1 August

This issue includes:
Starting up:
Planning the eco-friendly garden
Planning the sustainable house
Moving in get to know your new area & neighbours house &
neighbourhood ideas that make living there, and living sustainably,
easier
An
A-Z shopping guide of the eco-friendly products: C & D
In
this issue: eco-friendly versions of products for you and the house
Clothes
Car
Computers
Dining room
Living sustainably:
B Banks, we check how eco-friendly are the banks, and Green
Loans
B - Builders we check how eco-friendly are the builders, and where
you can get help and advice
D
Driving, cycling and other ways of moving around finally a
discussion on how you can make the various methods more sustainable
and eco-friendly
Every region should have one:
a nursery that sells indigenous plants (i.e. plants local to your
area that can grow in droughts and with water restrictions, and are
important for the biodiversity of your area (- we list the nurseries
around Australia that specialize in indigenous plants)
we also list: books and courses that are available to help you
create an indigenous garden, and landscape architects from around
Australia that specialise in indigenous and wildlife friendly
landscaping. (And if you want to do-it yourself we show you how in
Planning a sustainable, eco-friendly garden
Sustainable living around Australia:
This issue looks at sustainable living
in and around
Brisbane
in and around
Bellingen
in NSW
Our
easy cooking special:
Get outside for lunch (try our warm salad and cold salads)
Living Sustainably -
What
to do in August and September
Australian Sustainability Calendar
Whats on where in August & September around Australia
Take
a break!
Spring
breaks get outside!!
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