Good, issue 11
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Regulars
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Editorial
Green DIY dreams
6 The Goodies
Rod Oram, Sophie Huber
8 Letters
Write and win
11 News
Mostly good news from around the globe. Plus: Good times
14 Good wood for a garden party
Good question: Where to buy the best outdoor furniture (for next summer, perhaps!). Plus: Why can’t I buy refills for eco-dishwashing liquid?
16 Stovetop vs kettle
Good choice: Put the kettle on, love!
17 Good reads
Good reads: For the love of trees
18 Good stuff
Good stuff: Enjoy the last rays of summer
20 Good swag
Good stuff: NEW: Competitions page
21 Eco-style
Style: NEW! BBQ in style
24 Samantha Hayes
My green journey: Samantha Hayes talks to Good about childhood, going vegan and making up your own mind on the issues
Features
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The laundry list
Embrace that organic cotton t-shirt by all means, but being eco-chic is just as much about the way you care for your clothes as what you decide to buy. has a big bundle of green ideas that'll lighten your laundry load—and save you time and money
34 Entrepreneurs
Power of two: Justin Lester and James Irvine, owners of the Kapai salad bar franchise
36 Permanent rainbows
Trish Allen talks to about her life as a permaculture pioneer, losing her husband and living the self-sufficient good life on her lush and productive Rainbow Valley Farm, near Matakana
50 The price of fish
Fish and chips is an iconic Kiwi dish, and we're a country of seafood lovers, but just how much can our oceans take? finds out if it's possible to make an environmentally sustainable fish choice.
53 Which fishing method is best?
Fishing methods report card, described and rated from best to worst
Smarter living
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Treasures from the sea
Grow + eat: Fantastic ocean flavours from . Angus Allan’s sweet clams. Plus: Make your own tomato sauce
64 Rooms with a view
Home: Eco-building on a budget (and what to do when you blow it!). By
68 Lost highway
Travel: follows the footsteps of her forefathers. Plus: 20 great New Zealand walks
72 Build a wood-fired pizza oven
How to: How to build your own outdoor pizza oven
75 Earth child
Family: Many new parents choose to bury their placenta in a pot or special place in the garden.It’s potentially a very significant ritual. But what’s less special is bringing the placenta home in a shopping bag, plopping it out onto the dirt, or burying it in something plastic.
76 Bad hair day
Home: Ammonia alternatives for hairy drains and hairy heads. Plus: Lice advice
78 Kissed by the sun
Beauty: NEW: Body + Beauty page
79 Parabens
Health: Should you worry about parabens?
80 Cut a new track
Transport: Five train journeys worth taking
82 Buried treasure
Technology: Earthy home heating
86 Bright green ideas
Technology: NEW: Clean-tech page
88 Out with the old, in with the new
Technology: Award-winning Good columnist 's new green tech series
89 Is there such thing as green electricity?
The green room: You can buy power from an eco-company, but the electricity you actually use won't be squeaky green. Powershop's explains why—and what you can do about it
Plus
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Good Cause
The Foundation for Youth Development
90 The Good Guide
Choose an eco-friendlier car with Rightcar
