Only Natural

  • Homemade Skin Care

    09-Mar-2013 by Chaley-Ann Scott

    Homemade Skin Care

    There are compelling reasons to make your own skin care products. Evidence continues to mount that skincare products are brimming with unsafe ingredients. Toxic chemicals are used to make the product smell and feel good…
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  • FUTURE CUSTODIANS

    15-Jan-2013 by Janet Sparrow

    FUTURE CUSTODIANS

    As the environmental custodians of the future, how do you engage your kids to look after the environment? Reducing waste in the first place and then recycling what’s unavoidable ..…
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  • Clean and green

    30-Nov-2012 by Dr Sarah Lantz (PhD), Organic Farm Share

    Clean and green

    While long-term health effects of exposure to these toxicants are yet to be fully realized, they have been directly linked to a range of childhood morbidities including intellectual impairments and allergenicity.…
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  • Authentic and Clean

    26-Nov-2012 by Gary Hands, Organic farmer of Kookaburra Organics

    Authentic and Clean

    Authentic and clean is how real food should taste! Every family deserves food grown with integrity and with appropriate labelling certification to support its origin and confidence in the food chain from farmer to plate.…
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  • Trick or Tick

    03-May-2012 by Kim Lahey

    Trick or Tick

    Exploring food colours and flavours…
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  • Escaping Plastics at home and at school

    02-Mar-2012 by Sandra Smith

    Escaping Plastics at home and at school

    Caring for the environment starts at home and cutting down our consumption of plastic can help make a difference.…
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  • Handmade Natural Gifts

    29-Nov-2011 by Kim Lahey

    Handmade Natural Gifts

    Seize a rainy day to make melt-and-pour soap, funky bags from recycled materials, or ‘first-aid’ beanbags - no matter what project you choose, hand-made gifts will be treasured! …
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  • Productive pets

    04-Sep-2011 by Kim Lahey

    Productive pets

    Worms and chooks are friendly ‘scrap-converting’ pets who recycle waste and produce food in your backyard. …
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  • Hemp - a product that won’t cost the earth

    30-Jun-2011 by Maxine Arthur

    Hemp - a product that won’t cost the earth

    Hemp has the potential to be an environmental hero if its value is recognised and supported by government, investors and public demand.…
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  • Why kids need nature…and nature needs kids!

    01-May-2011 by Sarah Hindle

    Why kids need nature…and nature needs kids!

    Research has linked a rise in obesity, depression and even eyesight problems with the trend towards the indoors, and a decline in accessing green spaces. …
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  • Food and numbers:why the additives?

    01-Mar-2011 by Kim Lahey

    Food and numbers:why the additives?

    They surround us. They protect us. There’s a mind-numbing amount of them. And one was once traded ounce-for-ounce for gold. …
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  • From little things, big things grow

    01-Jan-2011 by Katharine Bogard

    From little things, big things grow

    We all know the importance of teaching our children to eat veggies so they grow strong and healthy, but many parents are not aware that how the vegetables are grown is just as important.…
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  • Snack for Success

    01-Nov-2010 by Katharine Bogard

    Snack for Success

    Kids love to eat snack food in the afternoon. The problem for parents is finding healthy options that will not exceed their child’s daily energy requirements. …
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  • The importance of posture

    01-Sep-2010 by Kim Lahey

    The importance of posture

    “The boy on the piebald pony – shoulders back and chin up!” When those words were exclaimed I was too busy smarting from being mistaken for a boy, than listening to the pony club’s posture lesson. …
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  • The benefits of juice

    01-Jul-2010 by Frances Maguire

    The benefits of juice

    How many days a week do you manage your two serves of fruit and five of vegies recommended by the Government’s 2+5 campaign?…
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