FEEDING THE WORLD: WHAT
WILL BE ON QUEENSLAND’S
PLATE IN 2050?
2pm Fri 20 May / Queensland Terrace State Library at Ideas Festival
Get back to the fundamentals of food in
FEEDING THE WORLD: WHAT
WILL BE ON QUEENSLAND’S
PLATE IN 2050?
2pm Fri 20 May / Queensland Terrace State Library at Ideas Festival
Get back to the fundamentals of food in
An important issue in this area is accessibility to our elected representatives.
Ferny Grove electorate has two quite different parts – the suburbs this side of ‘the range’ (Ferny Grove
Ferny Grove’s Rhondda Pearson shaved off her long hair after an 8-week campaign to raise $2000 for the Leukaemia Foundation. She changed her hair colour with each new pledge.
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Why on earth aren’t we growing our vegetables here?
Import figures:
Garlic $29.89 million
Asparagus $10.59 million
Onions $9.66 million
Capsicum $8.65 million
Tomatoes $7.58 million
These are
Some things seem obvious but in a nation that calls itself ‘multicultural’ the language we speak to each other can’t be taken for granted.
Not the language spoken in the home but between
[url=http://www.nwyas.org.au]North West Youth Accommodation Service[/url] AGM tonight – an inspiring group of people who started the service 25 years ago. Lots of heart and competence.
Email: info@nwyas.org.au
Silvertop and Duggan Street parks are being upgraded.
Silvertop Park: $45000 for drainage and dog agility equipment in the dog off-leash area
Duggan and Dash St Park: $25000 for exercise equipment
If commuters change 3 of their average 17 weekday trips each week from car to public or active transport we could cut private car use a fifth from 83% to 66% by 2031.