Author: Sue Gilbey

Posted on: September 28, 2019 Posted by: Sue Gilbey Comments: 0

poem for play

this little piece informs a play that will be performed early next year and an exciting development that for now is called Portside Innovative Project.

Posted on: August 20, 2019 Posted by: Sue Gilbey Comments: 0

Hearts with Angelena and Liam

Angelena Harridine Buckskin set up HEARTS (Health, Education, Arts, Resources and Training) some time ago and she has lately teamed up with Liam Clancy a Consultant in the Community Services Sector and NDIS Consultant and by working together through HEARTS they show what can be done. This is part 1 of an interview that is all about people working together.

Posted on: July 15, 2019 Posted by: Sue Gilbey Comments: 0

A throwaway planet

Damon has painted and thrown away thousands of little planets. How many will it take? A fabulous artistic metaphor. I talk to Damon here about why he is so passionate about this

Posted on: July 15, 2019 Posted by: Sue Gilbey Comments: 0

Joseph Camilleri is coming to Adelaide

we have invited Prof Camilleri to Adelaide  He has committed to making “a presentation that has real teeth to it, . . . . against the backdrop of the current political landscape in Australia and internationally, and what a “Just Peace” agenda for Australia might look like as ominous clouds loom on the horizon.”  Prof Camiilleri will talk about the 3 triads needed for us to live a peaceful and…

Posted on: March 24, 2019 Posted by: Sue Gilbey Comments: 0

Caren

Caren’s insights on how a truly sustainable future looks, when the First People and migrants and everyone is included in the planning.

Posted on: March 16, 2019 Posted by: Sue Gilbey Comments: 0

Mohammad Al-Khafaji

Mohammad has some fascinating and insightful ideas here on what we need to do to achieve an inclusive sustainable future and a way forward for Australia. 

Posted on: March 14, 2019 Posted by: Sue Gilbey Comments: 0

Kingsley

This was recorded just a couple of days before my good friend died. He was thrilled with the idea that his voice and his opinions on living sustainably could be saved and heard long after his death.