Nurture

Exploring Psychedelics with Sarah Napthali: A Year of Insight, Integration and Inner Change. In this episode of the Pip Podcast, author Sarah Napthali joins Pip editor Robyn Rosenfeldt to talk about her latest book My Year of Psychedelics, and why a middle-aged Buddhist mother decided to spend a year experimenting with sacred plant medicines and other consciousness-expanding substances.

Here are five practical, low-cost natural remedies to have on hand as we head into the cooler months. As the weather turns crisp and the days grow shorter, so too begins the season of sniffles. Whether it’s the first signs of a head cold, a tickly throat or a case of the blahs, there’s plenty […]

It’s the same story every year – summer’s heat eases, the days shorten and despite your best efforts, a good chunk of tomatoes stubbornly refuse to ripen on the vine. Do you leave them and hope for a last-minute colour change, or do you admit defeat and find another way to use them? The good news is, unripe tomatoes aren’t just edible; they’re actually pretty versatile.

In this episode, we sit down with Aunty Munya Andrews, an esteemed elder from Western Australia, to explore the power of cultural awareness and its role in fostering connection, understanding and resilience. Pip Magazine · Pip Podcast #47: Aunty Munya – Indigenous Seasons & Becoming an Ally Aunty Munya shares her profound insights into First […]

Wildlife, landscapes and conservation showcased in this year’s World Nature Photography Awards. The winners of the 2025 World Nature Photography Awards have been announced, showcasing stunning images of the natural world through the lenses of some of the planet’s most talented photographers. From tiny insects to sweeping landscapes, this year’s winning photos highlight the beauty, […]

Describe your garden

We have a vegetable garden, big garlic rows, fruit trees and chickens in our garden near our house on our farm.

What do you grow?

Capsicums, zucchini, tomato, cucumber, carrots, potatoes, watermelon, pumpkin, greens, mulberries, flowers, rosemary and all sorts of things. And we have chickens.

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