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The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. Friday Essay: Dark Emu and the Blindness of Australian Agriculture Australia’s romantic attitude to farming has done untold damage to the land. What if Australia were to stop farming? At approximately 3% of gross domestic product, the removal of agriculture from the economy would be a significant hit. It would affect our balance of payments — 60% of agricultural produce is exported...

Advertisement With overseas plans out of the picture for most part – if not all – of 2021, you might be like most of us, a reportedly growing majority channeling our passion for travelling domestically. ‘Loving Country’ is an invitation for this quest to be more than box-ticking, bucket-listing experience. For a Greek living Down Under the authors’ names are familiar. Bruce Pascoe, for having famously debunked the ‘hunter-gatherer’ myth for Indigenous Australians. In his seminal book ‘Dark Emu’ Bruce Pascoe presents evidence, often from diaries of early explorers, of pre-co...

Upon first glance, the murnong plant can easily be mistaken for a common dandelion. Its long, narrow, and toothed leaves sprout yellow flowers during the year’s…

Warakirri by Indigiearth in Mudgee isn't just about bush food. The cafe, located in the Central West of New South Wales, also celebrates Indigenous knowledge, customs and communities. "We use our traditional language to greet people, so they're embracing culture from the start," says owner Sharon Winsor, who is a proud Ngemba Weilwan woman. "We're showcasing ingredients from one end of the country to the other, so showcasing ingredients that would only grow in the Kimberley to the rainforest to the desert," she says. Drop by and the menu might feature bush tomato quiches, lilly pilly cheesec...

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