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Friday, 25 April 2008 |
The Ebono Institute is proud to announce the launching of www.thegenerator.com.au The Generator is the active media arm of The Ebono Institute. It started as a radio show and small print magazine in November 2005, and has been dedicated for two and a half years to promoting a sustainable approach to life.
Team Generator now, is Charlie Starrett, Malcolm Mackenzie and Rosy Whelan. As well as the weekly radio program the team puts to air, it publishes a weekly news service, taken by the Community Radio Network of Australia and a number of magazines and other newsletters. That news is available for publication on your site via RSS. See what it looks like by clicking Generator News in the left hand menu. The Generator now joins One Stop Green Shop as an Ebono Institute project that has grown up and developed a life of its own. You can participate in these or other Ebono Institute projects by contacting Giovanni Ebono. |
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Wednesday, 10 October 2007 |
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The Ebono Institute supports artists, activists and business with a purpose by providing communication services and electronic infrastructure.  At present our primary focus is providing electronic infrastructure to Green businesses through One Stop Green shop.
Our weekly news service sill available in the top panel. We also continue to provide editorial and communication services to our regular clients and community groups. For more information about our business services see www.ebono.com.au
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Sunday, 20 April 2008 |
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 Greenpeace is calling on the Independent Commission Against Corruption to conduct an inquiry into the process behind the approval of growing genetically engineered (GE) canola in NSW.
The call comes after we found that the committee set up to investigate whether GE canola should be grown in NSW was stacked with pro-GE advocates.
According to two of the committee members, dissenting members' concerns were down-played, marginalised and not reflected in the minutes of the meeting. Furthermore, it was not publicly revealed that the committee was split on the recommendation to approve planting GE canola.
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