Just as I was finishing a slow text treatment of a Bernard Stiegler transcript (below), my friend Ian sent through a link to an article th...

We have just made Words and Things , and my A Free-dragging Manifesto from How to do Words with Things (with Peter O'Mara) available f...

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I was in Sydney earlier this month, so I checked in on the Food Forest and did a little work there with some local residents. When I got bac...

Pic. Adam Trafford A number of us turned out to protest the sale of a community park in Daylesford last week. Read more at the Daylesford Co...

From How To Do Words With Things: A Free-dragging Manifesto (2008), this text first published as Lalgambook: the Djadjawurrung and Coca-Cola...

Primitivism, as a purely intellectual thing, is indeed problematic terrain. However, once the primitive, by which I mean activity that trans...

Natural Bitterness is now available online as a slow text mesostic: Read the full work here .

Is the metabolic potential for a biophysical poetry – formed by the body (in an era of unfolding climate chaos and fossil energy descent) – ...

The human plates themselves are the seats of reciprocal and crossed interrelations among individuals and subgroups, their tools, their world...

Video-sketch: Drawing, singing, yelling, thinking a slow text poem into being with hyper text inputs and world-as-everything mania, this vid...

In preparation for my doctoral review... Click for bigger. The unavoidable fact of everything is a line from my friend Ian Robertson – grap...

I found this mushroom in a pine forest while taking Alison Pouliot 's fungi workshop last weekend. It was new to both of us, so Alison a...

I photographed this ridiculous wall sculpture at the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) in Melbourne a few weeks ago. I was there for a...

Click for bigger, then click again for better focus. Ecological pioneers: David Holmgren and Michael Reynolds at the Daylesford tip, 2011

I gave a reading of mainly new work at the Victorian Writers' Centre last night. I came to the centre from a peripheral place, and spok...

I was asked to contribute something to The Middle Kingdom of Weeds Festival , which I was naturally enthusiastic about. 'A place of simp...

I'm not sure we can speak about the end of wilderness when the autonomous yeasts in our homes still raise our breads and enact our cider...

We launched the Daylesford Community Food Garden yesterday with the energetic help from SBS gardening guru, Costa . This garden is on a dis...

A little while ago I overheard some students discussing a paper given by a professor on the 'end of wilderness'. The justification I...

I concentrated this month's Greenwash article on one specific chapter found in the very brilliant Post Carbon Reader anthology . The cha...

A number of us have been working pretty hard to organise a trip to Daylesford by Michael Reynolds. He came and gave a workshop on Thursday a...

Yesterday I received this strange email from a project manager acting on behalf of the university where I'm conducting research: Dear St...

The sense of entitlement that many drivers have on the road has become decidedly apparent since we gave up our car and began riding greater ...

On ABC News 24 this morning I listened to the mayor of Cairns give a report on the devastation caused by Cyclone Yasi. She finished with a...

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There has been a rampant growth of nationalism in Australia over the past few decades, following America's "we are the greatest dem...

I'm currently reading The Post Carbon Reader , which is a timely anthology of resilience thinking and transition planning. This video is...