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
Author: Sue Gilbey
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…
closure of car park at Glanville railway station
Seemingly without any consultation this car park that serves the local community well is about to close. Listen to Sam Powrie (from Port Adelaide Bug, bicycle users group) telling us what’s happening here.
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.
Yvonne Agius and Maria Axleby
A delightful glimpse into the early life of these sisters (pictured with daughter Cheryl) living in Waymouth Street with their mum and siblings. Light Square was one of the favourite places for kids to play and once you’ve heard this we reckon you’ll join in the call to have the square re-named as the Laura Agius Reserve.
Ali Gumillya Baker
Ali, I hope everyone gets to hear these wonderful reflections. Dr Ali Gumillya Baker (Mirning Nation, Nullarbor) Associate Professor in Indigenous Studies and Creative Arts, brings curatorial, Indigenous history and arts scholarship, including innovative methodological approaches to theory that intersect memory/archive/sovereign creative-practice led research. She has extensive management and administrative skills through her leadership and staff/student supervision roles at within tertiary education, and with State and National Government Committees, and…
Our first entry…
Julian Agyeman been a visiting professor at University of South Australia, Adelaide (2008-13). Julian Agyeman is Professor of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning at Tufts University,[1] and co-founder and editor-in-chief of Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice and Sustainability.[2] He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts and the Royal Geographical Society. In the early 2000s, Agyeman created the concept of just sustainabilities, defined as…