The Storytelling and Narratives session from the New Economy Network's online 2020 conference.

Talks include:

• Towards a next economic narrative for Australia, Chris Reidy

• Unmasking Untold Stories, Louise TARRANT

• The practice of distilling new (musical) stories for the new economy, Simon KERR

The theme of NENA’s 2020 Conference is “New Economy—Work in Progress” and the intention is to share the amazing work being done by individuals and organisations across Australia, to build a new economy, focused on ecological health & social and economic justice.

This year’s conference will bring people together (online) from around Australia, to discuss topics as diverse as food, energy, housing, health, sustainability, local economies, commons, local currencies, cooperatives, social enterprises, universal basic income, creating systems change, degrowth and the steady state economy, participatory democracy, Modern Monetary Theory, alternatives to GDP and much more.

NENA’s Annual Conferences offer a space for NENA members and the wider community to meet up, share experiences, ideas, research and project updates, spark connections and collaborations and work together to progress our network and shared vision for a new economy.

The Democracy, Participation and Enterprise session from the New Economy Network's online 2020 conference.

Talks include:

• Sociocracy in action at Narara Ecovillage, Liz BASSETT

• Democracy Reimagined: Experiments in deliberation around the world, Sonia RANDHAWA

• Democracy (M)otherwise, Sara MOTTA

The theme of NENA’s 2020 Conference is “New Economy—Work in Progress” and the intention is to share the amazing work being done by individuals and organisations across Australia, to build a new economy, focused on ecological health & social and economic justice.

This year’s conference will bring people together (online) from around Australia, to discuss topics as diverse as food, energy, housing, health, sustainability, local economies, commons, local currencies, cooperatives, social enterprises, universal basic income, creating systems change, degrowth and the steady state economy, participatory democracy, Modern Monetary Theory, alternatives to GDP and much more.

NENA’s Annual Conferences offer a space for NENA members and the wider community to meet up, share experiences, ideas, research and project updates, spark connections and collaborations and work together to progress our network and shared vision for a new economy.

Cid Riley has been worm farming at a decent scale for many years. Brook Clinton is a microbiologist who has begun a community composting scheme - Capital Scraps.

Together, they unpack the world of urban and suburban food waste cycling.

A release from our archives from 2011, about the fight against logging in Australia.

A release from our archives from 2011, about the fight against logging in Tasmania.

A release from our archives from 2011, about the fight against logging in NSW.

We went out to the site of recent logging in the Badja State Forest with a "green policing" crew from South East Forest Rescue, to see how well the department of logging and the loggers had followed the law.

A release from our archives from 2011, about the fight against logging in NSW.

A release from our archives from 2010, about the fight against logging in Tasmania.

A release from our archives from 2009, about the fight against logging in NSW.

A release from our archives from 2008, about the fight against logging in Tasmania.