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EPISODE · Jul 4, 2018 · 59 MIN

Anneleise Hall: A broader perspective of Community and Neighbourhood Building and innovation across NZ

from GreenplanetFM Podcast · host Tim Lynch

Though overstated, it has also given New Zealander's a wake up call - as to what do we want for our families and particularly our children in our country so as to make our communities more resilient, and viable, but more so - economically, more friendly, as well.   Towns, Villages and City Suburbs are becoming closer and safer. From 'transition everything' to, farmers markets, time banks, permaculture, holistic health, homeschooling, garage sales, and food buying co-ops - Communities are realising that localising as much as possible especially around food, learning and backyard growing activities …. Is making small towns, city suburbs and small rural villages far more cohesive and enjoyable. People are discovering their neighbours and creating deep connection and relationships. It's about innovation and integration of small business modals and setting the template for a regenerative 21st Century where families and communities can thrive together.

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