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Health In Difference Embraces Diversity

On April 29 the 2010 Health in Difference conference begins in Sydney. The conference aims to bring together key health organisations and individuals to...

Hairy Bundles Of Joy – The Ins And Outs Of Parenting Fur Kids

Like building any family, making the decision to go ahead and bring some fur kids into your life is a big decision. Let's face...

France In Trans World First

Last month France became the first country to officially remove transsexuality from classification as a long term psychiatric mental illness, recognising it instead as...

Local Boys Claim Mardi Gras Prize

WA filmmakers Nathan Keene and Will Faulkner walked off with the top prize in this year's Mardi Gras Film Festival's short film competition, My...

Cultivating The Right Attitude

February was a brilliant month in the garden. At least I think it was. Unless of course you were a plant in my garden....

Summer Gardening. Or Not.

I'm not one who is really big on the whole dividing the world into a butch/femme dichotomy. I prefer to think of it as...

Gardening Book Reviews

Fabulous Food From Every Small Garden Mary Horsfall, 2009 CSIRO PUBLISHING Clearly, if unimaginatively laid out the Fabulous Food From Every Small Garden provides a wealth of...

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