Suburban Hellscapes and Raising Indigenous Plants

Friday, 4 September 2026 - 9:00am to 10:00am

Listen to the new segment, Suburban Hellscapes to learn about The Right To The City, by Henri Lefebvre and how Terra Nullius is still persistant in how our suburbs are planned today. We also begin to investigate the Armstrong Creek Urban Development Area and how it reflects these ideas. 

The episode finishes up with the previous fortnights episode segment on getting started growing indigenous plants in you garden. 

Music

Kill Your Lawn and Kick You Fence intro sting by Tilde Joy and Amy Aednat Ciara

Little Boxes by Malvina Reynolds

Nibe Nibe by Kristal West

Suburban Hellscapes Guitar Music by Amy Aednat Ciara

The Image reads Kill Your Lawn and Kick Your Fence. The letters are cut out from from magazines. There are more magazine cut outs of Kookaburra's and an Owl with flowers groing out of their heads in a psychadelic fashion. The background is cardboard spray painted with orange and green. There are cut outs of bush fires and an 'idealic' suburban lawn.
Friday 9:00am to 10:00am
Why are we so behind on greening our cities and suburbs? What happened to communities, where truly no one is left behind? Where is justice for communities that have been abandoned? Kill Your Lawn and Kick Your Fence, talks to and with communities, about how we can learn to share and care for each other and our beloved planet.

Presenter

Amy Ciara.

Topic