Climate Courage: is where I’m living safe?
In a recent Climate Courage, we focused on where we live and the risks we face. Never a pleasant conversation, but if we pay attention
In a recent Climate Courage, we focused on where we live and the risks we face. Never a pleasant conversation, but if we pay attention
Since July this year, I have personally experienced four extreme weather events on three continents – Europe, Asia and Australia.
As I was wandering around Europe over the summer, I spent a lot of time thinking: how can I do a better job at communicating the urgency
I went to Bangkok a couple of weeks ago. It was my first time “on the road” for two years and it was exciting but also daunting. You get
My own personal-growth case study started in 1992 in Egypt. I was 22, blonde, and an army musician. It was the first country I landed in outside my home country of Australia
I don’t get. I just don’t get it. I am living in a country where Covid19 has spread so rapidly, there are bodies on the streets of Bangkok, and this is a country with deep reverence for the dead.
OK I need some help. There are two distinct Covid arguments that have been around since the beginning. No matter what happens, how much data is gathered,
As we are now in limbo, renting furnished accommodation once again, I thought it worth passing on these guidelines to people seeking to make money from investments in holiday or furnished rentals.
We loved living in Noosa Waters in many ways, but in many other ways we learnt that this life isn’t for us –this community, this normality, this way of life.
One of the greatest things about living in Singapore is that the sun rises at 7am and sets at 7pm, 365 days a year, every year. This meant that the boys slept until 7am at least