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Work
Make your office green
No not literally, here are some energy saving tips to make your work space more ‘green’.
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Toys
Put a smile on helpless kids’ dials
CHRISTMAS is a joyful time for some; but for others it is a time of need and desperation.
When the sales hit on Boxing Day and all you’re thinking about is...
Food
Tuna crisis »
TUNA is becoming scarce in the world and a meeting which has been sheltered and put on the back burner because of the climate change summit will now determine our tuna’s future. The Western Central Pacific...
January 4 2010 / No comment / Read More »
Our wasteful world »
FOOD waste has become a massive issue around the world, particularly after Christmas. Australia’s festivities are that great over the festive period that they tend to go on holidays and leave food in fridges which then...
December 30 2009 / No comment / Read More »
Organic food a solution to global warming? »
GOVERNMENTS are working ferociously to find a cure for the global warming. Maybe they should be looking to organic food? Organic food is the best way to curb global warming, heart disease, diabetes and cancer according to...
December 13 2009 / No comment / Read More »Home & Garden
Building a future with hemp
RICHARD Friar is THE man. He is loving life growing dope in the backyard of his house on the northern beaches with around 500 plants. Welcome to...
Feb 2 2010 / No comment / Read More »Hutton helps save 600 Asian bears
MARY Hutton is the saviour of more than 600 asian bears that could have ended up on menus across the world. Her Free the Bears fund...
Feb 2 2010 / No comment / Read More »Flying the flag against greenhouse gas emissions
AIRLINES around the world are now charging customers for carrying excess kilograms or baggage on their aircraft to help prevent greenhouse gas emissions. There is also...
Feb 2 2010 / No comment / Read More »Bicycles to help clean up Beijing streets
CYCLING is seen as the answer to the terrible pollution and traffic problems in Beijing. Municipal officials want to boost the number of cyclists by 25 per cent...
Jan 28 2010 / No comment / Read More »Cleaning
Clean Up Australia celebrates 20 years
CLEAN Up Australia Day has been an annual event in the country for almost two decades. It has now segregated into three days where there is the main Clean Up Australia Day. There is...
Nov 22, 2009 / More »Composting
Beating hydrophobic soil
THE worst problem Australian gardeners face is that their soil becomes hydrophobic or water repellent meaning that water just runs off the soil rather than soaking into it. A way to prevent or fix this...
Dec 7, 2009 / More »Garden
Water your garden efficiently
Water is a limited resource and all Victorians know that it’s in short supply, but at the same time we all love our gardens. You don’t have to choose one over the other,...
Oct 14, 2009 / More »Water
Jellyfish become a deadly figure
THE Queensland coast has potentially a deadly, dangerous figure breeding in large numbers this summer. The jellyfish is dominating the sea as far as Moreton Bay with a ship worker becoming a victim in...
Jan 12, 2010 / More »