Newsletter — February 2019
Our *fabulous* new Newsletter Coordinator Katie has hit the ground running
Read MoreKatie returned to Tasmania in 2010 after living in Perth, WA, for ten years. She now can’t imagine calling anywhere
Read MoreA *huge* welcome to the *fabulous* Heather who has joined the Permaculture Tasmania team this week. Heather’s role will be
Read MoreOur *wonderful* membership officer Amy has been working on additional membership benefits with different partners. We are *thrilled* to announce
Read MoreAnd it’s a wrap! The 2017/2018 Permaculture Tasmania AGM was held today (22nd Sept) combined with a social gathering and
Read MoreWe are *thrilled* to introduce our wonderful East Coast/Break O’Day locals: Permaculture Tasmania group coordinator, Lyn Keyes. “I’ve recently moved
Read MoreSouthern Harvest is a family-run business that is all about growing – growing healthy, interesting food to share with family and
Read MoreWe are *thrilled* to announce that Seed Freaks are our newest #permaculturetasmania supporting partner. They will *generously* be offering paid PAT members 10% of
Read MoreWe are *thrilled* to announce that Hannah, Anton and Frida at Good Life Permaculture will be *generously* offering 10% discount
Read MoreOne of our new Committee members Amy is a registered nurse, a mother and a keen gardener who has grown
Read MoreOur new committee member — Northern Permablitz Coordinator There are some fabulous folks volunteering behind the scenes with Permaculture Tasmania
Read MorePresident: Lauren and Oberon Carter We would like to say a HUGE thank you and goodbye to Oberon and Lauren
Read MoreOur new committee member — Meander/Northern Midlands representative Heather-Gaia Thorpe has a lifetime of Organic Gardening and many years of
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The Home Composting Project was a multi-layered, creative education campaign that supported people to compost their food waste at home
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