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Do you want to reduce your ecological footprint but are not sure how to go about it? Learn how to start a garden, replan your garden, design your new or existing home in this great permaculture manual. There isn’t an aspect of your life that you can’t See full info...
By Dr. Carista Luminare-Rosen.
As the title suggests, this book is about preparation for a baby. It is about the health of would be parents, integrating modern psychology, traditional wisdom and holistic health. This is great fodder for any would be See full info...
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 See full info...
By Richard Louv. An inspirational book so full of positive suggestions for parents to support their children in spending time outdoors (see article on next page). Louv explains how we as a society ended up where we are, a culture that fears nature and See full info...
By Gabrielle Targett
A doula and mother, inspired by the impact of natural birth choices on women and our society, offers us this very approachable guide to the extraordinary experience of birth.
Gabrielle will talk you effortlessly through the See full info...
By Alan Clements
Clements presents from various perspectives what he calls "World Dharma," an essential integrated spirituality that can be common to all people - an "engaged mysticism" based in one precious human value: freedom, the liberation from See full info...
By Betty Staley
This book offers a wealth of insights about teenagers and explores their different needs and developmental stages. Everything is discussed, from friendships to school, relationships to parents, drug and alcohol abuse and intimacy.
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‘There is a common misconception even today that the only difference between bottlefeeding and breastfeeding is the container.’ Learn about why it’s great to breastfeed, why it is easier for you, healthier for your baby and nutritionally perfect for both See full info...
By Frank Donovan
Frank Donovan, psychotherapist and counsellor, asserts that it is men’s business to face up to their anger, look behind its veil, and to change. Utilizing a program which is the outcome of 25 years culmination of his work, Donovan says, See full info...
Evidence of Harm: Mercury in Vaccines and the Autism Epidemic: A Medical Controversy
By David Kirby
This book combines investigative journalism with personal insight in a provocative, intelligent and refreshingly alive and truthful discussion into an See full info...
By Joseph Chilton Pearce
A provocative expose of how we are sabotaging our children's development and our society's future. This book will transform the way we think about our families, schools and lives. For 30 years Joseph Pearce has studied and See full info...
By Bruce Robinson
This has become one of Australia’s most popular fathering books. Robinson who is Professor of Medicine at the University of Western Australia Medical School, has first hand experience with the challenges of living 'in the fast lane': See full info...
By Peter West
In Fathers, Sons and Lovers, men and boys who grew up in the time between the Depression and the 1990s talk of important facets in their lives. Are men easier to be with today? How do boys become recognised as men now compared to earlier See full info...
By Joseph Chilton Pearce
Just the author’s name is enough to sell this book! I remember being handed an old copy of Magical Child when I was pregnant. It had very small print, had been passed around many women before me and was quite tatty. But it See full info...
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The Future of Food:UN Meeting Undermines Moratorium on Terminator
January 28, 2006 — Indigenous peoples were betrayed and farmers' rights trampled at a UN meeting this week when the Australian, New Zealand and Canadian governments — guided by the US Government and a brazen cabal of corporate gene giants — took a major s
Interrupting
Whether you’re on the phone, busy on your computer, or talking to another adult, it can be frustrating when your children constantly interrupt you. What’s surprising to learn is that they do it because they always get a response from you when they do!
The Return
The great story of the heart entering form. You have been watching us and waiting. It cannot be an easy return. We know you are near us. Dreams and omens herald your arrival.
Walking the earth like a man who has lost his mind, his bearings, his sorrow. I
Stand up to your Wife
In this extract from his book Manhood, Steve Biddulph looks at the need for men to stand up to their partners, to value the warrior that protects their emotional castle and to set rules to their passion.
Man As Loveable Dope
Most modern men, when fa
Nuclear power versus renewables
The nuclear lobby’s biggest argument over renewables relates to their supposed inability to provide base load power. Up to and only up to a point is this true.
Every home reliant on solar power knows shortages when it is cloudy etc. However, new and vari
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