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1 min readLime Green: a climate action music festival
Lime Green is a brand new artist-led off-grid music festival coming to Adelaide on 18 April 2026. It’s a fun-loving experiment in what’s possible for live music…
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1 min readAvoiding food waste and hunger? Let’s drink to that!
OzHarvest Ventures was launched in style in the Adelaide Hills. The delicious Conscious Drink took centre stage, showing what is possible when social enterprises build avoidance of…
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1 min readTalking poo and people power
Impact Boom has been prominent in Australia for many years as they have connected ‘world-leading practitioners, social entrepreneurs, academics, innovators, thinkers and doers’. Listen to Matthew Wright-Simon’s…
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1 min readAre we the cause of – and solution to – all of life’s problems?
This is an important message in our complicated and challenging world: we don’t have to do hard stuff by ourselves. Fortunately, we are designed to make sense…
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1 min readThe future is circular
In nature, waste doesn’t exist. Every element and interaction in Earth’s ecosystem has its own way of nourishing something else. In industrialised economies, we have created harm…
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1 min readSuccess sometimes starts with failure
It’s hardly unusual for business ventures to fail. But what if the business model starts with humankind’s epic failures? Social enterprises in Victoria provide some answers.
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1 min readJaumafest: dancing, eating, drinking and talking the days away
Collective effervescence occurs when people come together in a way that excites individuals and unifies the group’. That described Jaumafest to perfection.
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1 min readRegenerating the Hills and Coasts
There is a certain feeling on the eve of something special. I think this photo captured it.
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1 min readWe’re storytelling creatures
“No-one ever made a decision because of a number. They need a story.” Stories have always been how we make sense of the world.
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1 min readRespectful yarning has lessons for us all
A year on from Australia’s Voice referendum we need to talk – and to listen – more than ever
Ngadlu tampinthi, Kaurna Miyurna yaitya yarta-mathanya Wama Tarntanyaku. Ngadlu tampinthi purkarna puki-unangku, yalaka, tarrkarritya. We acknowledge the Kaurna people are the traditional custodians of the Adelaide Plains and pay respects to Elders past, present and future.
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