After 3 years our tenant has moved out after buying his own land.
Our 2 bedroom cottage is available on our property in Upper Hutt.
It would suit a single person or a couple, perhaps moving home needing somewhere to live while they find a home and make a life. Or you want to try living of the land for a while, see what its like.
Its a super tranquil place, you can feed the chickens and garden as much as you like. Grow your own food, take from the orchard.
$260 per…
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New Zealand’s Potential for Oil Independence in an Uncertain World
http://www.southernlimitsnz.com/2012/04/new-zealands-potential-for-oil.html
Ever since United States oil productionpeaked in the 1970s there has been debate about the ability of North America tobecome self reliant by producing all its own oil. Fast forward forty years andthis conversation is still taking place and the U.S. is still no closer to oilindependence. So what about New…
Added by Andrew McKay on April 15, 2012 at 19:19 — No Comments
Intersect events are pretty special. The people that go are generally amazing. You can trust that anyone that it occurs to you to speak to will be interesting and friendly. Last year was the first time I attended any Intersect events, and I was hooked. Here’s what we got up to in Wellington, on the first Monday of the month:
We started off the year with a bang of Be Amazed events. The idea is to present a couple of amazing things, which sets the scene for amazing conversations…
ContinueAdded by Elinor Chisholm on February 20, 2012 at 20:00 — 1 Comment
How to practice Profit with Purpose
This is the 4th installment of the Breakthrough Bizness Planning Series (aka BBP) we launched a while back on our blog, I thought it could be of interest to the INTERSECT crew. If you want to check out the rest of the series, click here.
And if you'd like to learn more about what we are doing in our work, please check out the free training webinar we are hosting on Wednesday morning 22nd FEB,…
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Inspirational NZ Entrepreneurs
This is the second of our Top10 blog series featuring women from around the world who kick butt as entrepreneurs AND make a BIG difference in the lives of others (in no particular order!)
We've asked our Top10 women to answer a bunch of questions about their income, lifestyle and business strategies. In these posts we deliver the inside word on what we have…
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A meaning-less life: on purpose
My life has less meaning than it did several years ago—but it feels much more purposeful.
I’m reflecting on the differences between meaning and purpose. We all create meaning through the stories that we tell ourselves. I’m doing this right now. The word “meaning” has roots in an older word related to mind. So the…
ContinueAdded by Nick Potter on February 6, 2012 at 19:00 — 2 Comments
Sustainability and self-interest
Ethics is an important part of sustainability, and many of us think business' emphasis on self-interest is a bad thing.
After the coverage of recent international financial crises and the Occupy Movement, and some jumbled thoughts about ethics and sustainability, I felt the need to learn a bit more about ethics in business.
Unfortunately, I'm a designer, not an ethicist or economist. I had to go away and do some research, so here's a summary of what I…
Added by Supplejack on January 26, 2012 at 16:00 — No Comments
Kia Ora!
are currently looking for 1 - 2 voluntary regional coordinators to lead the 350 movement in your region. Co-ordinators will be responsible for developing strong groups of local volunteers to lead both local and global actions.
There will be significant training and development opportunities for these coordinators in recognition of their support.
We would really love your energy and your help!
For more info,…
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It's really great to live according to our values.
If we're worried about climate change, it's great to choose to bike or take the train, or think twice about unnecessary journeys.
If we're concerned about waste, it's important to do our bit and reduce or recycle that waste.
Choosing to do good - try and do less bad, as by our very nature humans weigh on our planet - is important, and can also help us do better. Every bit does count.
But it's also important, I…
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On a sunny Saturday morning this 26 November, you can wander down the road, pop into a polling booth, and contribute to our democracy.
(First, though, you've got to be enrolled to vote. You can check that out here.)
In that booth there’ll be two bits of paper.
One bit of paper is orange. That’s to vote in the election. You’ll be asked two things. Firstly, what person you want to represent your electorate in…
ContinueAdded by Elinor Chisholm on November 7, 2011 at 14:21 — No Comments
SUSANTA BISWAS Documentaries on the success of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Gurantee Act
Susanta Biswas, a reputed documentary film maker from Kolkata, completed the making of two documentary films on the success stories under Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Gurantee Act, popularly known as NREGA. The Act aims at enhancing the livelihood security of people in rural areas by guaranteeing hundred days of wage-employment in a financial year to a rural household who volunteer to do unskilled manual work.
Susanta Biswas documentary titled '…
Added by SUSANTA BISWAS on October 19, 2011 at 19:23 — No Comments
The dark side of your favorite smartphone
Added by Cameron McLean on September 14, 2011 at 19:30 — No Comments
Humans bite back
Think quite a few people have swallowed a fly or two while riding their bikes, willingly or unwillingly, but this goes a bit further: Girl meets Bug. I have read a lot about entomophagy in the news recently, and there seems to be a real benefit in raising small life stock, e.g. higher protein to feed ratio compared to beef.
Added by Marc Hasenbank on September 13, 2011 at 1:48 — No Comments
L – Longevity: In conscious regard for the natural environment and its inhabitants.
I – Innovation: New and creative ways to contribute towards a sustainable future.
F – Fidelity – Faithfully committed to see our tomorrows exceed our yesterdays.
E – Endurance – Conducting business ethically and fervently; providing quality.
Added by Melissa M Winslade on August 21, 2011 at 10:32 — 1 Comment
7 ways to have more by owning less...
Nice list from brainpickings :-)
http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2010/08/30/7-ways-to-have-more-by-owning-less/
Funny that sharing is that what we used to do naturally...
Added by Cameron McLean on August 20, 2011 at 18:22 — 1 Comment
To learn more about Eco-State, we would like to share the principles, facts and concepts that our organization was founded upon and continues to uphold.
Added by Melissa M Winslade on August 13, 2011 at 21:54 — 1 Comment
Skincare ingredients + DIY skincare project
Over the past year I've been making my own skincare products. I was really enjoying a few natural products I'd picked up but the price tag that came with them wasn't so enjoyable. After bits of research I worked out how to make a few products, and these days I can make all my skincare I use. I'm working on make-up, but that's another story. Since doing this I…
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How walkable is your neighbourhood?
Found this cool site and app.
Lots of cool stuff there - check it out!
Whats your score?
Cam
Added by Cameron McLean on July 22, 2011 at 15:55 — No Comments
Inspired to minimize waste.. and get composting!
I recently read an article 'could you survive with just four beauty products?'. The article is an interview with Bea Johnson from The zero waste home. Bea's yearly waste is less than the typical American's daily waste. This amazed me and I started thinking of ways to minamize my waste.
First came the re-using of bottles, all sorts of…
ContinueAdded by Melissa Wall on July 11, 2011 at 20:00 — No Comments
Hands Across The Sands - Lyall Bay 25th June
Added by Robert Acton on June 21, 2011 at 23:31 — No Comments
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