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More and more scorpions have been found in Sydney homes

Visitors in my shower
Scorpions in Sydney

Brush turkeys living in Australian cities

Bush turkeys
in Australian cities

Travel to Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Ayers Rock Resort, the Kings Canyon

Aussie Red Centre
in January

Good Planet - where is it?

Yann Arthus-Bertrand
Earth From The Air

Greener Me Tips
Compost at work
Dishwasher or hand-wash?
Tap leaking $$
Fashionably aerated
Padded tank, padded pipes
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Insulation Rebate Australia
Let the government pay for your insulation

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I pollute therefore I am

Do we need to produce mountains of waste? Can we recycle more? What can we recycle EASILY?

I'm too busy to recycle
I have a 9 - 5, or more like 8 - 8, job, my lovely family including my daughter with whom I spend not enough time (luckily, my husband is a very dedicated father), sporadic life outside work and home - please don't ask me to waste more time on things such as recycling
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Dumb victims of green trends
Since green has become the buzzword of all mass media on all continents including Antarctica, fad green ideas enter the market.

Growing numbers of businesses are trying to capitalise on green trends. Public opinion has become more receptive towards green solutions, consumers are prepared to pay premium for the green tick of approval for more and more products.
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Years of procrastination
To compost or not to compost? This question would occassionally resurface in our conversations for a few years now. Shouldn't the obvious answer be: "To compost!"?
To compost or not to compost? >