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The Ethics of What we Eat

By Peter Singer and Jim Mason. In The Ethics of What We Eat Peter Singer and Jim Mason examine the food choices we make and how they link to human health, animal suffering and environmental degradation. Their findings will forever change the way you look at food.

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Regaining Sanity: Discovering the Balance between Time, Money…and your Life Part I
For many families, resorting to daycare is far from the first choice — intuitively, most people realise that being with the mother, or father, or other consistent, loving family member, is essential for the intellectual and emotional growth of their child

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How Culture Shapes the Developing Brain and the Future of Humanity
Without embodied love, peace is not possible. Without integrative bodily pleasure, moral behaviours of peace, harmony and human equality are not possible. Depression replaces joy and drugs are sought to drown the depression, the anger and rage that escala

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Wellbeing Demands a Different Approach to Practice
There are a small number of doctors who are trying to find different ways to practise due to their frustration with the constraints of the present system. Byron Bay’s Albert Salmona is one of these doctors

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It was the boy...
This is a story about Villawood—about why I went there, what I found there, and why I’m still going there today. Once a hostel for newly arrived migrants who dreamed of a better life, today Villawood is an immigration detention centre for displaced perso

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Interview with Kali Wendorf
the nuclear family, as I define it, is the basic father, mother and 2.5 kids model. It’s based on an insular mindset, whereby community and larger extended family have very little to do with the day to day existence of a family’s members. The nuclear fami

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