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Month: February 2011

In the rolling hills of the Dandenong Ranges, eco guru Phillip Johnson built his house and sustainable garden from nothing.

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View today from outside our house of Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House! A day of reckoning for Australia as our volunteer firefighters risk all to keep us safe and still climate change talks jostle in a political battlefield while the nation burns. #Climatechangecrisis

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