Interview with Mik Aidt about his 23-minute audio artwork ‘Bats and Being’,
Sharing solutions that make the climate safer and our communities more liveable
We connect thinkers and rethinkers with doers, sharers and carers in Geelong and around the planet. BLOGPOSTS IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE:
Interview with Mik Aidt about his 23-minute audio artwork ‘Bats and Being’,
Rob Cameron interviews Mik Aidt about the recent bushfires and the new Voices of Corio community independent initiative.
Open letter to the entitled political class in Australia, who have perfected the art of delay, deflection and quiet surrender.
We need a shift in focus. Away from ‘climate’ as an abstract concept towards ‘life’ as something personal, shared, and worth protecting.
Many frontline communities are carrying a deep sense of betrayal.
As 2026 begins and Australia faces fires and floods, it is time to take stock and get our act together – together.
18 councils in Victoria are now under a “state of disaster”. Damage control because prevention has failed.
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 576 are permaculture teacher Jessica Perini and refugee leaders Eric Hakizimana in Uganda and Ruth Akinyi in Kenya.
Friday’s half-page advertisement in the Geelong Advertiser titled “The science of fossil fuel CO₂ for plant nutrition” contains claims that are demonstrably false and misleading. The climate crisis is serious. The public deserves better than paid misinformation dressed up as science. The advertisement states that global atmospheric CO₂ levels have
In The Sustainable Hour no. 575 we mark the launch of 50 of our songs on Spotify, Apple and Amazon music: ‘The Force of Life Collective’.