What a Wonderful World

Owner Builder Magazine

WWMN welcomes Lynda Wilson, editor of Owner Builder Magazine to What’s New in Review.

Issue 166 Aug / Sept 2011

Mud brick, straw bale and a bucket load of great information for any owner builder!

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What a Wonderful World, What’s New in Review, WWMN Podcasts |  Submitted on 14th August 2011

The ‘Monsanto Special’…

Jessica Harrison talks about the facts: GM canola not selling in WA, the Millions Against Monsanto campaign in the USA and much more!

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Greenpeace on GM Wheat

Claire Parfitt from Greenpeace Australia talks with John Benton, Peter and Viarnne about the GM wheat trials and the action taken

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Intrepid Travel

Intrepid Travel won a 2011 Tourism for Tomorrow award

Intrepid Travel: a 2011 Tourism for Tomorrow award

James Porteous talks with Jelina Mitrovic, responsible business manager of Australian icon, Intrepid Travel, about both the company’s most recent award for responsible travel (the 2011 Winner of the Global Tourism Business of category of the international Tourism for Tomorrow Awards) and how its complex group travel operations are sensitively run.

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Winter Seasonal Savvy and the Carbon Price

How can a snake keep you more comfortable?

 

What’s the connection between climate change and drink driving?

 

Join Kay and Narelle as they chat to Michael O’Connell from the ATA about keeping your home comfortable all year round and about the implementation of the Carbon Price.

 

With the introduction of the Carbon Price it makes even more sense to make your house energy efficient and reduce your carbon footprint. Not only will you reduce your bills but your house will be cosy in winter and cooler in summer.

 

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Sustainable Options, What a Wonderful World, WWMN Podcasts |  Submitted on 18th July 2011

Step into the World of Step Families

Kay and Narelle talk to John Allison about the perils and joys of step families.

Listen in to find out some of the ways to understand and negotiate these sometimes difficult relationships and work towards a positive and loving shared life.

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Positive Parenting, What a Wonderful World, WWMN Podcasts |  Submitted on 17th July 2011

Birthing and Doulas

What is a Doula? A Birth Attendant or Doula is a woman trained and experienced in birthing. She provides emotional, physical and educational support to women, their partners and families through pregnancy, labour and birth.

Jules Brooks

Lael Stone

Join Kay and Narelle in a fascinating conversation with Jules Brooks and Lael Stone from AboutBirth as they discuss the role of a Doula in empowering and educating women to achieve the birth experience they desire.

 

 

 

 

As recognized by the World Health Organisation and data taken from various medical and cultural studies from around the world, the benefits of having an experienced, trained support person can:

  • Shorten the length of labour by 25%
  • Reduce the possibility of caesarean section by 51%
  • Reduction in analgesia (epidurals) by 35%
  • Reduction in use of forceps by 57%
  • Reduction in oxytocin augmentation (drips to speed up or begin labour) by 71%
  • Studies have shown that mothers who use a birth attendant/doula have a lower incidence of postpartum depression, breastfeed longer and are more closely bonded with their babies.
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Possible Futures Film Contest

A new global film contest reveals visions of a positive future

The Possible Futures Film Contest is a bold new film event challenging storytellers of the world to create a new vision for the future of humanity — one that will become defined by our relationships to human justice, environmental sustainability, peace and individual fulfillment.

These stories on film, from citizens of the world, have the potential to highlight and envision change that benefits people, the planet and its ecosystems. We strive, in open-hearted consideration of one another, to bring forth a new path for the world — one of harmony, peace and love.

Winners listed soon. 

Film Maker Arthur Kanegis talks with Pete and Viarnne about his personal vision and his work with Paul Newman, as well as his entry for the competition on One World Citizen Garry Davis.

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What a Wonderful World, WWMN Podcasts |  Submitted on 15th July 2011