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Kennedia prostrate; Creator: Leigh Johnston 2021; https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/93334953

Kennedia prostrata

2025-05-05

Kennedia prostrata, commonly known as Scarlet Runner or Running Postman, is an attractive ground cover. It can also be used for display in hanging baskets, rockeries, and in ornamental beds.

Eucalyptus baxteri | Brown Stringybark; Creator: montgomeryhall; https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/267624519

Brown Stringybark (Eucalyptus Baxteri) Woodland

2025-05-04

The Brown Stringybark woodland appears in south eastern Australia including in the Fleurieu peninsula of South Australia. The tree storey is dominated by Eucalyptus Baxteri, commonly known as Brown Stringybark.

Dichondra Repens; Photo by Sylvia Felicity and Ann Howorth 2024 at iNaturalist Australia; https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/217448229

Dichondra repens

2025-05-01

Dichondra repens, commonly known as Kidney Weed, is a ground cover and understorey for many Australian native landscapes.

Bossiaea prostrata; Creator: sweetpea28; https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/256724325

Bossiaea prostrata

2025-04-30

Bossiaea prostata, commonly known as Creeping Bossiaea, grows in South Australia in many woodlands including the Brown Stringybark woodland.

Rainwater harvesting

Rainwater harvesting

2024-03-10

Water security: A call to action South Australia is a very dry landscape. Indeed, the South Australian Department of the Environment and Water (DEW) reminds us: Water is fundamental to our lives. It supports agriculture, beverage and food production, industries like mining, energy and construction, essential services such as our schools and hospitals, right through

Review: The ten rules of reporting journalism for the community

Review: The ten rules of reporting journalism for the community

2024-02-11

Sunderland, Alan, 2022, The ten rules of reporting: Journalism for the Community, Simon and Schuster, Cammeray Alan Sunderland has a long history as a journalist notably for the ABC and SBS broadcasters. With the disappearance of so many traditional print newspapers across Australia, owing to the rise of the Internet and Social Media, Sunderland is

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