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Newsletter — Autumn 2026

Welcome to the Autumn edition of the Permaculture Tasmania newsletter…

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Positions Vacant

Got some time to spare? Want to help us out?

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Community Based Income Trial

To showcase permaculture aligned projects beyond gardening, we were privileged to interview Robin Krabbe PhD from Live Well Tasmania to

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Permaculture Living in the Republic of the Marshall Islands

My role was to work with local NGO, Canvasback Wellness Centre, to implement a 'Farm to Fork' program in schools

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Reviving the Joy of Permaculture with Christian Florence

Christian Florence, a juggling entrepreneur and permaculture enthusiast from Mountain River, has experienced a unique journey through the world of

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Old knowledge made new again: Tasmania’s pre-European heritage

Palawa Tunapri: Knowledge of Our Ancestors is more than a guide to how Trish’s people made — and still make —

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Local Actions: Crop Swaps

Crop swaps are a great way to ensure that there is plenty of food, seeds, preserves, seedlings, cuttings and resources

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Permaculture principles for beginners

Story by Loretta Leary, Permaculture Tasmania’s Secretary, extract from Summer 2025 newsletter

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Composting at home

Learn how to compost at home…

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Autumn gardening

A veggie plant listing for Summer in Tasmania.

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Newsletter — Summer 2025-2026

Welcome to the summer edition of the Permaculture Tasmania newsletter…

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The Community Sharing Shed with Irene di Lauro

Located in the UTAS Inveresk community garden, the Community Sharing Shed opened in July 2020 with a celebration of live

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Permaculture principles in practice: use & value diversity

The principle, 'Use and Value Diversity', is beautifully encapsulated by the age-old saying, 'Don’t put all your eggs in one

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Your summer diversity challenge!

The principle, 'Use and Value Diversity', is beautifully encapsulated by the age-old saying, 'Don’t put all your eggs in one

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Sustainable summer

Sustainable summer ideas include reducing waste with reusable items, choosing eco-friendly activities like 'plogging' (jogging + picking up trash), cycling,

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Local actions: seed libraries

Seed libraries are a great way to ensure that there are plenty of seeds to share amongst your community. Tasmania

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Permaculture principles for beginners

Story by Loretta Leary, Permaculture Tasmania’s Secretary, extract from Summer 2025 newsletter

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Summer gardening

A veggie plant listing for Summer in Tasmania.

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2026 International Permaculture Convergence — Thailand

IPC16 — International Permaculture Convergence — Thailand — 7-15 November 2026 — save the date.

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Newsletter — Spring 2025

Spring has sprung and with it a new year for Permaculture Tasmania.

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