Everyday rituals
Seasonal markers like Solstice or Harvest are a wonderful time for our big collective rituals but when you can’t get a thousand or so like-minded neighbours together around a fire there are the everyday rituals.
Getting down to Joe’s
Joe’s Market Garden is a beautiful anomaly; a two and a half acre remnant of early Melbourne when market gardens and dairies were dotted along the Merri Creek.
Completely unreasonable hope
Where else could a gigantic millipede with old Ford factory robot antennae and legs made of Spirit of Tasmania ropes exist?
Best of times for birds and fruit
When the birds are busy it’s no coincidence that there’s also a lot of fruit about and for me this is the best time of year for fruit.
The friendship economy
Three or four times a year Mo Nabaie finishes up the Fair Food packing line on Saturday and heads up to Emmaline Farm in Buxton, Taungurung Country…
O2O returns
Last year Olives to Oil manager Merrin Layden was frantically revising her participant predictions for the CERES annual olive picking and pressing festival with every passing hour…
