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Intentional Communities in Tasmania
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(North Western Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia)
Abeo
Abeo, formerly "The Change," is a new permaculture community in Tasmania as of 2005. We have 50 acres of deep, rich, red soil farmland at 200 meters elevation in the high rainfall area of northwest...
(South Hobart, Tasmania, Australia)
Cascade Cohousing
Cascade Cohousing is cohousing modeled on the Danish and US experience described in the book "Cohousing" by McCammant and Durret. We have a strong focus on the sharing of meals as a catalyst of...
(Cascades, Tasmania, Australia)
Cohousing Co-operative
On the slopes of the mountain in Hobart, Tasmania, a small cohousing project was completed in 2000 for low-income Tasmanians. The project was funded by the Australian Government, under the...
(Tasmania, Australia)
L'Arche Australia
(Lymington, Tasmania, Australia)
THiNC
Re-Forming
THiNC, Together Housing Inc. EMiTA Group, has got planning permission to build 10 holiday houses, one guest house, and a strawbale common house, which is just starting to be built with passive and...
 
 
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