My 2 Cents Worth

Other articles in this series:

• Red Belly Black review. (Issue 254)
• Christian Pyle – Nothing Left to Burn (Issue 253)
• Still Living in the Garden of Eden – Trip Poppies (Issue 252)
• Parable of the Forgotten - An Unsuitable Mystery By Simon Fenn (Issue 252)
• I’m not known for a book burning habit but recently I was much challenged! (Issue 252)
• Review for Luke and the Magpie (Issue 251)
• Beautiful Kate – Original Score by Tex Perkins and Murray Paterson (Issue 250)
• So the silly season is here. It’s hot, the shops are busy, and for most of us the pressure of annual seasonal gift giving is upon us. (Issue 249)
• Greg Sheehan: The Life of My Times (Issue 249)
• What do you think of the new signs? (Issue 246)
• Organ donation gives life and is a wonderful program… (Issue 246)
• Movie reviews for ‘SEPTEMBER’, ‘THE SAVAGES’, ‘THE GIRL IN THE PARK’, ‘TRANSSIBERIAN’ & ‘VOLVER’ (Issue 244)
• This months film reviews are 'Doubt' and 'Marly & Me'. (Issue 243)
• Interior Design by Hollie Butlin. (Issue 243)
• Reviews on Revolutionary Road & The Reader. (Issue 242)
• August Rush, Into the Wild, The Good Shepherd (Issue 241)
• Film Reviews: Journey from the Fall, The Visitor, Unfinished Sky (Issue 240)
• We are what we eat - and more than that. We are the soils and the environment that give life to what we have eaten. (Issue 238)
• An extract article from Positive News... (Issue 238)
• Fortunes have been made buying when the market dips and selling as it rises. And this in the last three months - despite the gross falls of market indices. Fear has invaded the financial system - but people are still ‚Äòmaking money‚Äô out of other people (Issue 237)
• Thoughts on profit. (Issue 236)
• An article on the notion of profit. (Issue 235)
• Concepts on both money and profit. (Issue 234)
• Article continued from last month... (Issue 234)
• Thoughts on the western view of capital and profit. (Issue 233)
• A rave about the natural patterns at work in the ecosystems. (Issue 233)
• Some wise words on Bulls. (Issue 233)
• A poem. (Issue 232)
• The issue that the local maps are incorrect and needs to be corrected. (Issue 232)
• The pattern at VJ / RCI may change... (Issue 231)
• Includes a map from Lismore Council. (Issue 231)
• Thanks to Rohan Stewart for repainting the old Rosebank Hall sign. (Issue 230)
• How today's marketers are driven by profit making. (Issue 230)
• Some thoughts about some local issues... (Issue 230)
• Thoughts on profit, democracy, government and the people. (Issue 229)
• Community needs a clear picture of what problems we face and a single strong voice to have an impact. (Issue 229)
• Summary of feedback so far about local issues. (Issue 229)
• Community needs a single strong voice to have impact on its problems ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Calling all young creatives ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• We've had some valuable feedback about local issues ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• The figureheads have changed, but the system hasn't ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Part 3 of this controversial series ‚Ķ (Issue 228)
• Calling out to all the young people in the area to organise events. (Issue 227)
• Article on Capital. (Issue 227)
• The hi-jacking of American economic prosperity. (Issue 227)
• 10 Indian Commandments. (Issue 227)
• What love is... (Issue 227)
• More about breaking the profit cycle. (Issue 226)
• Lets organise our own activities at the Halls. (Issue 226)
• A view on the history of collapse of past civilisations. (Issue 226)
• A view of the position of women in the world. (Issue 226)
• Drink local products - they're delicious. (Issue 226)
• The community needs a single strong voice to make an impact to its problems. (Issue 226)
• Thoughts on replacing the profit motive in our society. (Issue 225)
• Thoughts on our countries government to about selling uranium to India. (Issue 224)
• Thoughts on not getting the truth from the mainstream news sources. (Issue 223)
• Is this idea valid? (Issue 223)
• What is it? and Can it be measured? (Issue 223)
• Thoughts on Power, Government and Free Trade (Issue 222)
• May the world find a benign alternative to the profit concept. (Issue 221)
• ? is there an alternative? (Issue 220)
• Back to basics (Issue 219)
• Are you happy with the service that you're getting from the Tweed Lismore Rural Lands Protection Board (TLRLPB)? (Issue 218)
• Corporations shouldn't build their profit at the expense of people or of the environment. (Issue 218)
• taxes, taxes, taxes... (Issue 217)
• Providing structure for the earth, accelerates vegetation growth. (Issue 217)
• Views on Uranium and Profit (Issue 216)
• Inspirational quotes from Jesus. (Issue 216)
• Sex, God and gender... (Issue 215)
• Super consumers like Gore who think they can buy immunity from responsibility. (Issue 215)
• New column, conversing about music? (Issue 214)
• Lucky! (Issue 214)
• More observations Profit? (Issue 214)
• A Crow and a Mirror (Issue 213)
• Coles Myer being taken over. (Issue 213)
• Strange Mushroom Pop? (Issue 212)
• How to pass time during our prosperous autumn (Issue 212)
• Thoughts on Mars (Issue 212)
• Why is Profit a Nasty? (Issue 212)
• More adventures 20 years later (Issue 211)
• Go Bananas! (Issue 211)
• Seasonal vegetable: Pumpkin (Issue 211)
• RE: Values ? and Money (Issue 211)
• Part 2 (Issue 211)
• A memo from Nemo? (Issue 210)
• Choko pickles? (Issue 210)
• Investing ? and Human Values? (Issue 210)
• Using unbaked earth as a building material (Issue 210)
• Violence has taken over... (Issue 210)
• Continuation of last weeks article. (Issue 209)
• Investor must investigate the investment impact to the real world. (Issue 209)
• Nemo once again declares his sympathy for the Cane Toad. (Issue 209)
• Local Suppliers (Issue 209)
• I used to think that Bob Dylan was cool.. (Issue 208)
• Check for overcharging on your bills. (Issue 208)