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Sustainable Population Australia Discussion and GrowthBusters film screening

It’s Time for a Rational Discussion on Population Are you in Melbourne on June 28? Register TODAY at Humanitix Australia’s State of the Environment report is blunt: our natural environment is in poor health and deteriorating, with population growth identified as a root cause. Our cities are becoming less liveable — housing affordability, road congestion

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How to Fix a Broken Planet with Julian Cribb

In-person and livestream. Don’t miss this conversation. Get your tickets TODAY from Humanitix Where When How The event is available to watch in person or online. More information at Humanitix. The venue is upstairs at The Duke of Brunswick Hotel, 207 Gilbert St, Adelaide 5000. Arrive early and buy yourself dinner before or a drink

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QLD Branch Morning Tea for World Population Day

Call out to all QLD branch members, supporters and and the broader community in Brisbane. Please come along to our World Population Day morning tea event on Saturday 12 July. Toowong Library is readily accessible by train (it’s immediately above Toowong station) and has abundant parking on a Saturday. When: 10 am – 12

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SPA to present at the NENA Conference

SPA’s Communications Manager, Michael Bayliss, will be presenting on the topic ‘The Impact of Population Growth on the Housing Crisis’ at the New Economy Network Australia (Nena) conference, ‘Life After Capitalism’. The confernece runs in Canberra from 17 – 19 November, Michael will be

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Rethinking Sustainability with Rod Taylor in Brisbane on Nov 11

‘Sustainability’ has become cliché, loaded with myths, half-truths and outright lies that try to convince us that a few tweaks to ‘business as usual’ will be enough. What, then, does ‘sustainability’ really mean? A fundamental problem requires fundamental solutions – yet these are often completely ignored. You are warmly invited to attend a FREE

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Rethinking Sustainability with Rod Taylor in Adelaide on Oct 30

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SPA free screening of endgame in Adelaide

You are warmly invited to attend a free movie showing on Tuesday 8th August at 7:30pm at The Joinery Seminar Room at the Conservation Council of SA, 111 Franklin St., Adelaide. This event is hosted by the South Australian and Northern Territory branch of Sustainable Population Australia. They will screen the thought provoking, environmental film

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DEGROWTH & STEADY STATE: Why fundamental economic reform is needed

Sustainable Population Australia won’t be making a presence at Sustainable Living Festival this year. However, Martin Tye – long term SPA supporter and regional chapter director for CASSE – will be hosting an online event for SLF. It is open for anyone who registers on 06th of February, 09am AEDT. You can register for

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Making Australian Agriculture Sustainable: 2022 Fenner Conference

This event has now passed. However, video recordings from the conference are now available. These can be watched from the Fenner 2022 website (link here) or the Fenner 2022 YouTube channel (link here). You may also be interested in our retrospective of the conference at our website here. Australian agriculture today is largely unsustainable.

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Town Planning and Population Growth in Brisbane and Beyond

What can we do to protect not just our own neighbourhoods, but those right across the country? Sustainable Population Australia invites you to a discussion on what a sustainable population looks like for Australia and how we can get there. The event will also reflect on the Nathan, Salisbury & Moorooka Neighbourhood Plan submissions. Many

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