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Nick Holmes commented on Annabel McAleer's blog post 'List and map of all the community gardens in New Zealand - please help!'

Cool! I've added Waitati & Port Chalmers to the mix :)

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List and map of all the community gardens in New Zealand - please help!

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Genuine Progress Indicators

GPIs are fast becoming popular as an alternative measure of how we are doing, a step beyond Gross Domestic Product. Both local and central govt. are developing GPIs in NZ. But what does it take for GPIs to be really 'genuine'?

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At 9:07pm on July 30, 2009, Joanne Tunna said…: Hi Annabel,

A few more details would be useful I think!...

Time: August 4, 2009 from 5:30pm to 8pm
Location: Suite Bar
Organized By: The Auckland Crew

See more details and RSVP on Intersect:
http://intersect.ning.com/events/event/show?id=2072671%3AEvent%3A33557&xgi=32atAY0

At 9:02pm on July 30, 2009, Joanne Tunna said…: Hi Annabel,

Join us for an evening of Intersect-ing!

Come along for a social get together and lively discussions on a range of sustainability & social change topics. Bring your ideas, musings, questions and conversation starters!

Hear the latest about 350.org, the NZ Youth Delegation to the Climate Change Negotiations in Copenhagen, Frocks on Bikes and other community and sustainability projects that people are involved in.

It'd be great to see you there!

Jo

At 10:22am on June 30, 2009, Simon C McManus said…: Big green congrats on Good Magazine's MPA award for best Magazine Launch, see you when you get back from the holiday.

At 12:30pm on December 1, 2008, Kath Dewar said…: My pleasure Annabel
Good magazine rocks :-)

best wishes
Kath

At 8:46am on October 30, 2008, Carl Chenery said…: Hi Annabel,

The Auckland Intersectors are getting together on

Tuesday the 4th of November
and every FIRST TUESDAY of the month at SUITE BAR
2 Hobson St, AK Central, 5:30pm onwards.

Bring your ideas, questions and conversation starters for an evening of socialising and discussion on topics of sustainability, social justice and cultural transformation.

If you are not already part of the AK Intersectors group to get an update each month, join here.
You can also RSVP by going to Tuesday's event Page
Look forward to seeing you.

Carl

At 8:53am on September 11, 2008, Mandy and Goetz Neugebauer said…: Hi Annabel,
we have sent an invite to "good" magazine but have not had a resonse
... please check out our posted event, the launch of a new concept store in your neighbourhood.

So far we have RSVP of top heads of Auckland city council (transport, parking, sustainability), north shore council, regional council, green fleet and others.

It would be great to have some "good" people present for a report on our idea - and to mix and mingle with those council and corporate ppl.

if you would like more information and a press release, please email me on goetz@scooteremotion.co.nz

cheers

At 9:04am on July 1, 2008, Andy Kenworthy said…: I see you checking out the 7 Habits! I too have been on that journey...I reckon you are right, the 7 habits should include hammocks more often

At 12:12pm on June 24, 2008, Charl Laubscher said…: Hi Annabel - I didn't you were the realise Deputy Ed at Good - I'm with TBWA Whybin and I've been doing your billboards/point of sale stuff.

Good work on the magazine, nice to see it out there!

At 10:41am on June 5, 2008, The Intersect Crew said…: Hi Annabel
Welcome to Intersect! You can add events, videos, create discussion and groups and invite your friends and colleagues to join. It's your network, so use it in ways that will support your networking, and contact us if there is something we can help with.

Nice photo! Is that 7 habits of highly effective people, hammock styles? Very impressive.

Kind regards, Megan and the Intersect crew
www.intersect.org.nz

At 7:01pm on June 4, 2008, Jasmine Cargill said…: Hi Annabel, welcome to Intersect! Congratualtions on the launch last night, it was a fabulous evening and the first edition is gorgeous! See you soon,
x Jasmine

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Date of Birth: March 15, 1976

About Me:: I'm the editor of Good magazine--aka "New Zealand's Guide to Sustainable Living".

From Christchurch originally, I am in love with Wellington, live & work in Auckland, and am married to a Londoner. I live in sunny Glen Eden.

I'm a staunch supporter of Auckland public transport, painful as that frequently is, and I love to sew and grow vegetables, though I'm not very good at either. I can't drive and pretend it's for environmental reasons, but really I'm just not sure I should be allowed on the road.

Areas of interest and expertise: My background is in editing, writing and publishing magazines and websites. I like to write about people, technology, t'internet and anything to do with sustainability. My favourite part of writing is researching, and having written. I don't much enjoy the actual writing part.

Website:: http://good.net.nz

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List and map of all the community gardens in New Zealand - please help!

Good magazine needs collaborators to help compile a list and map of all the community gardens in New Zealand. We've just started it, so we need lots of help! If you know of a community garden that isn't listed, please leave a comment at the link below with its name, address (incl region) and website (if it has one).

www.good.net.nz/magazine/community-gardens

Please feel free to leave forward the link around. Hopefu… Continue

Posted on August 26, 2009 at 10:31am — 1 Comment

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