Learn How To Fix Holey Socks
Socks are one of the most common clothing items to require mending. Learn how to fix holey socks and save yourself money and the environment with these techniques.
What Kind of Tomatoes Should I Grow?
We help you choose the best kind of tomatoes based on for your situation – whether that’s home garden, balcony or farm.
Sourdough Cookies Recipe
Is your sourdough starter in overdrive? Don’t chuck it out, use it up with this master recipe for sourdough cookies.
Nothing beats these sourdough cookies for maximum ease and brownie points!
Buying An Electric Bike: What You Need To Know
Thinking of investing in an electric bike? Here’s everything you need to know before taking the plunge. Greenhouse gas emissions from transport have recorded the highest rate of growth of any sector in the last 30 years. The key to changing the projected trajectory, which forecasts continued growth through to 2030, is about finding cleaner…
Apple Roly Poly Recipe
Whether you enjoy apples on their own, use them to make our famous apple scrap vinegar, or firm favourites like apple pie, apple crumble or apple strudel, we think this simple apple roly poly recipe takes the…cake?!
Pip Permie Awards 2021
Earth care, people care, fair share Introducing the 2021 Pip Permie Awards! Nominations are open for the 2021 Pip Permie Awards which recognise the individuals and organisations working tirelessly to create positive change. Have you discovered an inspiring talent in your community? What are the requirements for nominations? There are three coveted awards up for…
Pip Profile: Mel Baxter
Illustrator Mel Baxter designed our gorgeous celebratory issue of Pip Magazine. We caught up with her to learn more about her artistic process, find out some of the ways she reduces her carbon footprint, and what her hopes are for a sustainable future.
Roast Pumpkin & Goat Feta Tart Recipe
Roast pumpkin and goat feta go together like tea and biscuits – that is to say, perfectly! Here’s our delicious recipe for a pumpkin and goat feta tart that perfectly marries the two. A fast-growing annual vine producing abundant leaf-mass and large edible fruits, pumpkin (Cucurbita spp.) is a particularly useful food plant. Permaculture uses include:…
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Pip Podcast #35: Hannah Moloney
Find out about wild harvester Diego Bonetto in our latest Pip Podcast.
Warrigal Greens & Macadamia Pesto Recipe
Easy to grow, there’s really no excuse not to have a patch of warrigal greens in your permaculture garden. Here’s a delicious warrigal greens and macadamia pesto recipe to try! Warrigal greens (Tetragonia teragoniodes) is a trailing leafy groundcover native to Australia, Eastern Asia and New Zealand – hence its other name, New Zealand spinach. In Europe…
How To Help Support a Fair Food System
A Fair Food system is a democratic, participatory food system, which works for the benefit of everyone: human and non-human. We reveal how you can help support the Fair Food movement. Many people speak of our current era as the time of the Great Turning, or the Great Transition. We are at a point in our journey…
How to Make Fire Cider
With the colder month now upon us, it’s a great time to think about herbal remedies to boost you and your family’s immunity. We show you how to make fire cider.
