Bob Brown on the role of defiance in the climate crisis — with Gardening Australia's Hannah Moloney

Hannah Moloney's 'Why We Garden' explores the emotional and psychological benefits of gardening. The book delves into the connection between humans and nature, highlighting the therapeutic aspects of growing plants. Moloney shares personal stories and insights, inspiring readers to embrace the joy of gardening. The book emphasizes the importance of mindfulness and presence in the garden. It also discusses the role of gardening in promoting mental and physical well-being. It encourages readers to cultivate a deeper appreciation for the natural world.

Hannah Moloney's 'Good Life Growers' focuses on practical gardening techniques for growing food sustainably. The book offers guidance on soil preparation, seed starting, and pest control. It emphasizes the importance of biodiversity and creating healthy ecosystems in the garden. Moloney shares tips for growing a variety of fruits, vegetables, and herbs. The book also includes information on preserving food and creating a year-round food supply. It inspires readers to become confident and successful growers.

In 'Life is Good', Edith Picton-Turbervill shares her life story, reflecting on her early days, her work in social reform, and her political career. The book provides insights into her experiences as a woman in politics during the early 20th century and her contributions to social causes.