Issues
- 74. Shadow Play
- 73. Pattern Making
- 72. Grace
- 71. Twenty-twenty
- 70. Light Years
- 69. Dying To Live
- 68. Power Play
- 67. Earthly Delights
- 66. Taking Shelter
- 64. Life Lessons
- 63. Little Things
- 62. Order And Chaos
- 61. Back To The Future
- 60. Over The Fence
- 59. Matters Of The Heart
- 58. Jungle
- 57. Word
- 56. Ugly
- 55. Nostalgia
- 54. Obsession
- 53. Adventure
- 52. Lust
- 51. Abandon
- 50. Home
- 49. Animal
- 48. Mystery
- 47. Identity
- 46. Wild
- 45. Rebirth
- 44. Thrift
- 43. Revolution
- 42. Dirty
- 41. Isolation
- 40. Heritage
- 39. Fear
- 38. Play
- 37. Ephemeral
- 36. Surprise
- 35. Escape
- 34. Water
- 33. Woman
- 32. Sin
- 31. Desert
- 30. Community
- 29. Man
- 28. Small
- 27. Feast
- 26. Cosmic
- 25. Pattern
- 24. Change
- 23. Art
- 22. Ritual
- 21. Desire
- 20. Road Trip
- 19. Craft
- 18. Decay
- 17. Scent
- 16. Medicine
- 15. Design
- 14. Connection
- 13. Passion
- 12. Fabric
- 11. Money
- 10. Sex
- 9. On The Road
- 8. Poetry
- 7. Power
- 6. Memory
- 5. Theatre
- 4. Myth
- 3. Shelter
- 2. Celebration
- 1. Death
17. Medicine
Plants are medicine. They heal human hearts, bodies and minds in a myriad of tangible and intangible ways. Throughout the month of March, 2015, we’re exploring the nuances of the healing relationship humans have with plants and the natural world through a range of stories, ideas, images, and ramblings.
The Dirt: Jacqui Bushell
PeopleAn interview with herbalist, energetic healer, and passionate plant woman, Jacqui Bushell.
20 Medicinal Questions: Anthia Koullouros
People20 questions with Sydney based naturopath and author Anthia Koullouros.
Natural Remedies & the Girl Who Said Yes
PeopleLisa Marie Corso shares her approach to natural health care. A very entertaining read. As usual.
Drying Medicinal Herbs
How-ToLearn how to dry medicinal herbs for use during the cold winter months with Kirsten Bradley from Milkwood.
Weed Life: The Paintings of Matilda Julian
Art & DesignArtist Matilda Julian loves weeds. So much so, that she has produced a body of work featuring them. It's beautiful.
Wormwood: The Goddess Herb
BotanicaNamed after the Greek goddess Artemis, the humble wormwood (Artemisia) is an enigmatic plant indeed, perhaps known best for its involvement in the famous psychotropic green liquid, absinthe....
The Fragrant Pharmacy
How-ToAn introduction to making your own essential oil remedies (and a book review).
Profile: Urban Growers
PeopleAn interview with Byron and Grant from Urban Growers, a pair of passionate gardeners transforming the way city folk grow and eat food.
Plant / Life: Glenmore House
Gardens, PeopleLarry and Mickey Robertson's garden at Glenmore house is medicine for the soul.
