You’re invited to a very special film screening plus Q&A at the 2nd Global Earth Repair Convergence (online & in-person). Kachana Station, in the spectacular Kimberley savannah region of far north Western Australia, has become a global symbol of regeneration in practice. But the story is not finished. And is currently under threat. This session begins with a powerful short film, with over 1.5 million views so far, followed by a live update on where things stand today on this paradigm change in motion - including a rapidly narrowing window to act. What follows is not a typical panel, and includes a range of special guests, hosted in conversation by Anthony James.

In celebration of the world-class work being undertaken in Australia by 2025 WA Australians of the Year, Dianne and Ian Haggerty, the Governor of Western Australia is inviting a select audience of respected leaders across diverse fields to a reception being held at Government House on Monday 15 September 2025.

This November, Farmer’s Footprint Australia is bringing an incredible lineup of speakers to Byron Bay in an Australian-first event to ignite a path towards Australia’s regeneration. Hosted by Anthony James of The RegenNarration podcast, Zach Bush and Charles Eisenstein (live stream) will be joined by Australian thought-leaders and visionaries to explore the dynamic interplay between health, food, and culture.

Join Director Rachel Ward, Jade Miles from Sustainable Table, and Anthony James from The RegenNarration podcast for a special panel discussion after the film #RachelsFarm. And this screening comes just as the Regenerative Agriculture Conference 2023 is about to kick off in Margaret River!

You’re invited to a festival. Come and celebrate International Permaculture Day with PermacultureWest. The festival culminates in a community forum hosted by Anthony James, with special guests: Tan Fowler, PermacultureWest Convenor, and Nick Rose, Executive Director of Sustain: The Australian Food Network.

Join Anthony James and a globe-spanning panel of transformative thinkers and doers as Sustainable Table launches its roadmap that has been 12 months in the making: Regenerating Investment in Food and Farming. Through over 60 interviews with leading local thinkers, doers and investors across Australia and beyond, led by Tanya Massy, the roadmap takes a deep dive into not only where investment needs to be directed, but how finance can, and already is, being reconfigured to enable the work of regeneration.

Join Anthony James, creator and host of The RegenNarration podcast in conversation with Jacob Birch and Zena Cumpston to discuss the rise of Regenerative Agriculture, the intersection with First Nations Knowledges, and the synergies for a harmonious and sustainable future on earth.

You’re invited to the Haggerty farm. If you’ve been listening to the podcast a while, you’ll have heard plenty about this family operation out in the wheatbelt of WA. Here’s a chance to visit this extraordinary regenerative “world breakthrough” and learn from Di and Ian, along with co-founder of their Natural Intelligence Farming, Jane Slattery, internationally recognised soil microbiologist, Walter Jehne, and organiser Nakala Maddock from Nutrisoil. I’ll be facilitating for the day, and there’ll be a couple of surprises too.

Know more about the hard stuff happening the world. Build a better conversation community. This conversation series launched in June, and in July Suzanne will be speaking with storyteller and RegenNarration Podcast Creator, Anthony James, on 'The Greater Perspective: why are we acting individually when it ultimately hurts us?

What would Australia look like in 2030 if we simply listened to the needs of its people? Regenerating Australia is the latest film from Damon Gameau, the award-winning director of 2040 and That Sugar Film. Come along to a special screening event in the Beverley Town Hall in WA, followed by a panel conversation featuring a number of special guests, hosted by Anthony James. Film-maker Damon Gameau will also beam in from his home in NSW.

What would Australia look like in 2030 if we simply listened to the needs of its people? Regenerating Australia is the latest film from Damon Gameau, the award-winning director of 2040 and That Sugar Film. Regenerating Australia launches in March 2022 with a national tour of ‘special event’ cinema and community screenings across Australia. This screening event at Sun Theatre in Yarraville will include a panel conversation hosted by Damon, with guests Anthony James and Dr Dominique Hess. Click on the image or title above for more info and tix (under 18s are free).

What would Australia look like in 2030 if we simply listened to the needs of its people? Regenerating Australia is the latest film from Damon Gameau, the award-winning director of 2040 and That Sugar Film. Regenerating Australia launches in March 2022 with a national tour of ‘special event’ cinema and community screenings across Australia. This screening event at the Rivoli in Camberwell will include a panel conversation hosted by Damon, with guests Anthony James, Simon Holmes à Court and Lisa Blundell. Click on the image or title above for more info and tix (under 18s are free).

Held on the traditional lands of the Kaurna People of the Adelaide plains, WOMADelaide is the iconic open-air festival set in Adelaide’s stunning Botanic Park / Tainmuntilla. An award-winning celebration of the very best music, arts & dance since 1992. This 30th anniversary event features the Planet Talks - a three-day forum of fascinating conversations and debate between some of the world's leading scientists, academics, activists, writers, artists and environmentalists. Anthony will be hosting a conversation with Charles Massy, Bruce Pascoe and Anika Molesworth. Click on the image or title above for more info and to get tix.

This Saturday 9 October the Red Shed Derby Women’s Collective is supporting a special preview screening of The Serpent’s Tale at the Derby Sportsman’s Club from 6.30 pm. This event is Free Entry. Donations to the Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council are greatly appreciated. With Q&A following the film, with Chair of the Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council, Dr Anne Poelina. Hosted by Anthony James. Click on the image or title above for more info.

The 2020 Sports Environment Alliance Summit features four weekly sessions throughout November. Session 3: How do we play for our planet? features Anthony James as host, with panellists Rachel Parnaby from the West Coast Eagles Football Club, James Parkinson from Auckland Stadiums, and Joanna Rule from Wellington Shire Council. Click on the image or title above for more info and to register.

Fight for Planet A Online Q&A Series is a fortnightly conversation series. This session features Anthony James and Fiona Goodbody, with host Shelley Foster. ABC’s recently-aired three-part series, Fight for Planet A: Our Climate Challenge has inspired people across Australia to help restore a safe climate by reducing their carbon footprint. And it’s also started a lot of conversations with a bunch of questions about exactly how to do this in WA. Click on the image or title above for more info and to register.

Around the world, co-ops are playing a significant role in providing housing solutions. The Housing Co-op Forum explores the role housing co-ops do, and can play, in WA through a series of short videos and panel discussion facilitated by Anthony James from The RegenNarration. Free entry, including drinks and finger food.

Weaving together hope, despair, destruction and survival, award-winning writer Kim Scott, in his latest book Taboo, introduces a tale of the present heavily rooted in the past. In conversation with Anthony James, Scott dwells on the history of a small group of Aboriginal people and their re-connection with their language, lore and country.

A compelling session that explores journeys across Asia and Australia. Ben Stubbs is the author of the recent The Crow Eaters: A Journey Through South Australia, a record of his voyage of discovery in his own backyard and home state. He follows the history of the camels and cameleers who travelled to the Outback from Afghanistan and India in the 1860s. In conversation with Anthony James, Stubbs explores changing notions of travel and new ways to look at places far and near.

The Groat Street Festival in North Beach is on again. Anthony will be presenting at 10.50am in the Henderson Centre, on living better not bigger, and the regeneration movement generally. Click on the image or title above for more info. Free entry to all.