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300+ Alugueres · Ellalong
300+ Alugueres · Ellalong
A welcoming host who made us feel right at home, the king bed room is a lovely adult retreat the bed was so good! Our son had the best time helping feed the animals and look after them. A lovely visit which we'd highly recommend to anyone especially those with children who love animals. Claire was in contact with us from the minute we booked, she was so helpful.
PaulMarch 2017We spent a night at Claire's home while touring Hunter Valley. We loved the farm's remote location and tranquil atmosphere. We found ourselves in a picturesque landscape, in the midst of green fields, and a farm full of animals. Claire was an amazing host, welcomed us with great style, and let us feel at home. She offered to take our kids with her in the morning to feed the farm animals. They enthusiastically joined her in the morning, and the tour was just amazing. Very patiently, Claire showed them exactly what to do and how to feed each animal. We could feel Claire's love for her farm, and her giving spirit. She even let my two young daughters to get a short pony ride. It was all just fabulous.
LiranMarch 2017Claire is a fabulous host and made us feel very welcome. The accommodation was fabulous and clean. Great access to main roads with lovely views
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Real taste of rural experience! Getting stunned by the overwhelmingly starry night, strolling in the morning mist,and coming back to the warmth and comfort of artistic retro cabin! What can I say? The stay at Judy's cabin is definitely worth a try!
ChiupingAugust 2015From the moment I booked online, Judy was exceptionally friendly, helpful and efficient to communicate with. She offered great suggestions for eating, wine tasting and activities in the area, as well as very clear & helpful driving instructions for arriving at the property. The cabin was just as the pictures showed - full of character, charming, cosy and perfect for a couple getaway. Although a bit chilly at night (to be expected in winter!) there were plenty of rugs and heaters provided. The cabin was also well stocked with breakfast provisions, tea, coffee, fruit and snacks. We thoroughly enjoyed eating breakfast on the back verandah, overlooking the paddocks, watching the horses and listening to the chirping birds. We would definitely recommend staying at Coney Island Cabin.
CarolynAugust 2016Such a cute little cabin. Fitted me and my two friends very well. Fresh eggs were fantastic. Judy very friend and helpful
josJuly 2015We had a wonderful time at Judy's. She really prepared for our stay (asking which type of bread and milk we preferred) so we felt immediately at home. The cabin was just like in the pictures; basic, cosy, rural and clean. We found ourselves in the middle of nowhere (and the thunderstorm added to the experience). Judy is a great host and we definitely recommend.
Annelies&JonasMarch 2015This is beautifully decorated little cabin, has a gorgeous setting an everything you need for a getaway. Judy left our choice of bread and milk for us, as well as fresh eggs. Her communication was great about the property, and she was friendly and very helpful.
KateNovember 2015Wonderfully quiet, and relaxing weekend away. The cottage is a perfect hideaway and located in a lovely part of the region. Easy to get to, and to use as a base for trips to the hunter. Comfy bed, beautiful vintage fit out and nothing to do but enjoy!
DARAApril 2015This is honestly one of the best places I've stayed at. We had a wedding in the hunter valley and although it was a 20 min drive out - it was well worth it for us. Judy has a lovely sense of style and the place feels like home. Everything you need is there (and more! There was so much food for breakfast). Any bed that has a mosquito net instantly has me but it was also super comfy. We had a lovely breakfast sitting out on the verandah with a cup of tea, enjoying the view. Couldn't recommend this place more!
GraceMay 2016Loved staying in this beautiful cabin. Judy was the perfect host and left us so many breakfast goodies! Wish we could've stayed for longer! I highly recommend staying here if you want to get away from the busy city life. X
AleneJanuary 2016Tipo de quarto
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The stay was fantastic, we can't wait for our next trip to the hunter
ClayDecember 2016Melissa communicated well prior to our arrival and throughout and was very welcoming. The apartment is spic and span with comfortable, stylish furniture and a tasteful decor with nice, quirky touches. The modern facilities had everything you would need for a short stay. The apartment is attached to the house but is still private.
RachaelOctober 2016We had a great time. Melissa is friendly & helpful without getting in the way. Kids loved the pool - everyone loved the A/C (we were there during an "extreme heatwave").
PeterJanuary 2017Melissa was a nice host, but we did not expect her and her family to be right next door, which meant we did not have the place we had hoped for, to rewind in.
KirstenJanuary 2017The host canceled this reservation 27 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
SchubertMelissa was very welcoming and friendly. The loft apartment is a really cool architectural design decorated with high quality fixtures and lots of little kitsch touches that showed she had put effort in to make it really nice. The pool is lovely. It is a relatively new listing so they are still working out what to put in it and are really open to feedback. They fix anything that is broken. For instance the bbq wasn't working properly when we arrived so they went and replaced it straight away. She even put Bob the Builder sheets on my son's mattress upstairs which he absolutely loved. We had a really lovely time and would heartily recommend Redgum Retreat to anyone.
ZoeDecember 2016Fantastic place to stay and unwind. Also great location if you want to day trips to the winery's. All the little extra touches that Melissa puts around the place are a treat. We would definitely stay there again.
TerriFebruary 2017Great pool and Melissa is so lovely and accommodating.
UmbertoDecember 2016Tipo de quarto
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Thanks Yvette! We enjoyed stay at your cozy little cottage. It was neatly kept and organised. Communication was easy and friendly. Good luck !
Darshana December 2016Great little place, my kids and I was in for family visit, perfect place everything we needed no fuss check in close to the hunter valley and 40min from Newcastle, the only thing I can think of would be Wifi and DVD player for the kids to keep them entertained since it rain the whole weekend, highly recommend.
ThomasMarch 2017Yvettes place was nice. Good value for money. Thanks Yvette.
PamellaJanuary 2017To all thinking of visiting Hunter Valley. Yvette's home is clean, fresh, simple and very homie. If this description fit your needs look no further, lock her in and enjoy your stay : )
DerekFebruary 2017Great quiet and central location for the Hunter Valley, beds very comfy, well equipped little cottage.
ThereseFebruary 2017Yvette's place was clean and cozy. The beds were really comfortable. Highly recommended!
Tze HuaiMarch 2017My husband and I had tickets to a concert at HOPE estate in the Hunter Valley, so we made our booking for the close proximity, only 10 minutes drive! The cottage is extremely clean, well laid out and the bed was so cosy! Yvette was very helpful and able to be contacted for any concerns. A great place to stay if visiting the Hunter Valley :)
StephanieFebruary 2017Great place for a weekend get away. Yvette was fantastic host.
BecMarch 2017Tipo de quarto
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I cannot fault our stay here one bit. The location is absolutely beautiful, an actual piece of paradise. The farmhouse is stunning including everything we could ever need. And the hosts were excellent. My best airbnb experience and would highly recommend to anyone!
AishaDecember 2016Vicki and Roger were fantastic. Roger came over and introduced us to all the facilities and basic ground rules. Everything that needed to be covered was covered. The place itself was amazing; very scenic background with a modern look. I enjoyed spending the weekend away from the hustle and bustle of the city and relaxing with a bit of wine on the deck.
CambridgeFebruary 2016Our stay at Vicki and Roger's place was very quiet and peaceful. Both hosts are very responsive and helpful, and clearly know the region well. Their tips were also very valuable. If you are looking for a quiet and secluded place, that's your go.
PaulaAugust 2016Had a fantastic time at the farm. The view is just amazing, and the place had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. It really was the perfect weekend escape. Will definitely return.
EroshaAugust 2015Place is beautifully secluded, exactly as pictured. Warm, comfortable, cozy and modern, and a nice short drive to all the usual things in the valley.
JamesJune 2015We had the most AMAZING weekend away here! The cottage is so beautiful and the location is stunning. Vicki and Roger were there to help us with anything but we only saw them when we rang/messaged them so we very much had our privacy. We have stayed in the Hunter a few times and this is our favourite place! We will definitely be back and be recommending here to everybody! Thanks so much for making us feel so welcome!
StephanieNovember 2015Beautiful couple of days away in the hunter valley at Vicki's cottage. We were made to feel very welcome and found the accommodation to be both spacious and comfortable. Would absolutely recommend.
KateNovember 2015We had a wonderful stay at this charming cottage! The setting was absolutely stunning and so relaxing! We organised a wine tour for one of the days of our stay and the driver was more than happy to collect us from this location :) I even had mobile phone reception :) We enjoyed wandering the property and even fit in time for a hot-tub on one of the nights we stayed. Would definitely recommend for a girly or romantic trip away!
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I must say, this was a very pleasurable experience for my partner & I. Craig was friendly, helpful and very generous. We were in the Hunter to see Billy Idol and Craig dropped us off at the bus stop and was also there to pick us up after the concert. I would definitely book with him again
DarrenMarch 2015what a shame, i did not have holiday go there at last
LanaMarch 2016Very enjoyable staying. cool room and breakfast provided.
LucyApril 2016This was our second stay at Craig's place and it was great again. Craig is very easy going, his place is clean and comfortable and he makes a great breaky for his guests - this time french toast with fresh fruit, homemade yogurt and maple syrup. We were attending a concert and Craig also provided us with a chauffeur service to and from the concert which was very convenient. Overall we had another lovely stay at Craig's in Cessnock and will be back again.
RobynOctober 2016Craig, thanks for being a great host. We certainly enjoyed our stay and appreciated you going above and beyond expectations to make our stay even more enjoyable. The fact you offered transport to and from your house to the concert made it one less thing we had to worry about.
SamFebruary 2017What a fantastic place to set up home base to explore the Hunter. Craig wonderful host, great company, wonderful breakfast and couldn't be more helpful in making my stay an excellent experience. As a first time AirBnb peep, you truly have set a high bar for the experience. Many thanks
PeteJanuary 2017Simply the best Airbnb experience yet. We struck gold finding Craig's place. A great host, 30 years experience in wine in the hunter valley, and a kitchen with the best cooking facilities. Fresh herbs and veg from the garden, amazing breakfast from the man himself each morning, and great chat. Excellent value. Best wishes from Marie and Mark.
MarkJanuary 2017We crashed from exhaustion as soon as we arrived, so it was lucky the beds were comfortable! The room and bathroom was well-kept and clean, and the roof fan was a welcome feature in the sweltering heat. Craig was the ideal Airbnb host - providing breakfast, coffee and helpful tips about where to go in the area. He seemed genuinely interested in his guests and was very welcoming throughout.
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My husband and I were so pleased with our long weekend in Hunter Valley. Marlene's Semillon Room served as an excellent base for us to explore all the nearby wineries, and Marlene is an excellent host. The place was immaculately clean, linens were soft, and the bed was comfortable. Breakfast was delicious and provided, and Marlene went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. Thank you, Marlene, for taking extra great care of us! Check in and check out was clearly communicated and well-accommodated for, and not having an ensuite bathroom nor WiFi was not a problem for us at all. The house is in a quiet neighborhood, and we appreciated the curbside parking. The location of the house is within walking distance to busier streets in town. We enjoyed the hosts' and the other guests' company, but they were all very respectful of our privacy and space. If you're looking for a peaceful retreat in Hunter Valley with lots of amenitites, Marlene's place is a great choice. We would love to stay here again.
BoFebruary 2016Marlene is a wonderful lady who went well beyond what was required during my stay. She made me feel so welcome and her house is an absolute delight, especially after a fortnight hosteling!
RobertApril 2016Very nice stay at Marlene place. Recommended.
PaulJuly 2016My partner and I visited the Hunter Valley for a weekend away and were so fortunate to have stayed with Marlene. She and her partner made our weekend even more lovely. They are so welcoming and nice to have a chat to, but if you are not one for talking they also respected your privacy. Their home is bright, spacious and welcoming. We had a comfortable bed with fresh soft linen and plump pillows. We shared a private bathroom with another couple of guests however we did not have any issues with it. It was also nice to have shared a breakfast on both mornings which added a nice social/local feel to the experience. Location wise it was easy to travel to nearby towns as we had a car and it is not far into the Cessnock main street with a mix of restaurants and stores if needed.
RosannaSeptember 2016Marlene and her companion Snow are wonderful hosts, personal and warm, making us feeling completely at home. Vineyards Door Step is a new home and Marlene keeps it extremely clean and tidy like a top hotel. Marlene's breakfast is very generous including fresh fruits and some mornings croisants. We also connected with Snow and listen with wonderment to his tales from days gone past as a bushman in Queensland. Thank you Marlene and Snow for making our stay so wondeful. Prasada and Per
perOctober 2016Wonderful place to stay and wonderful room. Really appreciated the beautiful breakfast Marlene provided. Highly recommend!
SarahNovember 2016Marlene's place is amazing! Very tidy and spacious. We pretty love the design of the house which is just like our dream house. Marlene is very helpful with all the information of the area and she prepares very big breakfast for us. The neighbourhood is quiet and we sleep very well at night. BTW, good location too. Thank you for everything Marlene and Snowy!
Ray&MelodyAugust 2016Marlene was a very warm and friendly host. Her accommodation is lovely - bright, modern and clean. Our breakfast was delicious, with a wide range of options. Highly recommended.
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Pow is a very good host. This location is perfect for visiting the vineyard in Hunter Valley. We arrived in a heat wave 47 degrees. Her air conditioning was well appriciated. Early in the morning we got up and went for a drive in the countryside, saw lots of kangaroos and lots of birds. When we came back to her home, Pow's breakfast was great and healthy.
BruceFebruary 2017Pow was a totally charming, interesting hostess. Her home is a delightful older style cottage with many recent renovations. The whole experience of being at her place was so enjoyable. The location was quiet, yet so close to the main road for access to attractions. Pow is fairly new to the airbnb scene and is definitely making a success of it. Thank you so much for a delightful stay.
JoyceFebruary 2017Lovely room and lovely host. Good spot for concerts at Hope Estate.
StephenFebruary 2017Comfy bed large room nice hospitality, close to winery 10 minutes
MichaelFebruary 2017Lovable cats . Value for money accomodation
Chih HsienMarch 2017Excellent break! Pow is a very friendly & hospitable host. The cottage is ideally located to both the town and the vineyards. The accommodation is very comfortable and equipped with all necessary conveniences.
CHRISFebruary 2017The location was ideal for me and you will need your own car to be mobile. The Hunter Valley is just about 15 minutes drive away. Pow is a great host and was always so accessible and accommodating. Upon arrival (quite late) after a long drive from Sydney, she was there to welcome me with a refreshing lime drink freshly made from her garden!
AzmaJanuary 2017Pow was a thoughtful, accomodating and very helpful host. We stayed at very late notice and she was generous and comprehensive in her communication which made the whole process very easy. She has a very agreeable personality, was lovely to talk to and recommended a restaurant which was one of the best meals we've had. Her house is charming with a beautiful wood fire stove and local wood floorboards. Our room was perfect and thoughtfully made up. We highly recommend staying.
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Perfect location, fantastic hosts, what more could you ask for!
KathyFebruary 2017My family and I had a great stay. Everything was as promised, the owners were so friendly and welcoming! I would definitely stay again :)
IzzyNovember 2016Alison's cottage is very convenient, they made our check in so smoothly and we absolutely had a wonderful stay. High recommended!
Yi (Amber)January 2017We had a great stay at Ali's cottage! The space is adorable and there's lots of space! The communication was great and the cottage was as described!
KyleDecember 2016My friend and I had a lovely stay here. We arrived and entered the cottage and immediately felt at home. It was so quaint and very clean. There was breakfast goodies for the next morning and real milk in the fridge :). The cottage has 2 Bedrooms and they were lovely. A nice touch was the fresh roses in the rooms. It also has an air conditioner. The huge bathroom was lovely and clean and had everything that you would need. There was a back little area to sit outside as well as the sun filled front courtyard. It was lovely and quite, yet only a few minutes from Broke Road and all that area has to offer. We would definitely recommend Alison's place to our family and friends.
ElizabethNovember 2016Alison's house is very central and perfect for a trip to the Hunter valley wineries.
CaroleFebruary 2017Alison and her husband were welcoming and lovely. They live next door but give you all the privacy in the world. The AC works a treat in the hot weather. The cold water and breakfast items were well appreciated. The flowers were beautiful. They just made our mornings so much easier. We all enjoyed our stay there and would recommend it to all.
BeaJanuary 2017Alison goes to a lot of trouble to provide everything that could make her guests feel at home. Very enjoyable stay.
andrewNovember 2016Tipo de quarto
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Caroline was a great host. She communicated well with us so we always knew what to do. The place was very clean and luxurious. Would highly recommend this place.
IraMarch 2017I loved the spa bath by the window and watching movies from bed. Beautiful, spacious studio. Not too far from wineries and scenic drives too (Mt View Rd).
DioneMarch 2017Tipo de quarto
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Well only our second Airbnb, but first booked. We are pleased to say that all was as described, and Anita deserves the accolades for a first rate premises. We have no hesitation in recommending this place. Cheers!
AndrewOctober 2016It is a cleaned, lovely & cosy cottage in cessnock. The house is clean and well equipped, the only thing missing was WiFi. having the speaker was a nice touch. A very enjoyable stay and will come back.
jenniferAugust 2016Anita's place was cosy, clean and equiped with everything you could need. Really well located, 6 of us really enjoyed our stay.
SamOctober 2016We had stayed at Anita's cottage for a weekend away at the Hunter Valley. The place matches the photos and description perfectly. Anita was wonderful and answered any and all queries we had readily. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will surely come back.
RashiSeptember 2016Easy walk or drive to town and vineyards. Comfortable beds. Great storage and kitchen. Clean and a clever renovation.
MaxSeptember 2016The house is perfectly described, and just lovely. It served as a great base for a weekend of exploring the Hunter wineries. Anita was very responsive and flexible to our requests. A great stay! Highly recommended.
JaimieAugust 2016We stayed the weekend at LuLu's and Anita was very accommodating to my request to have an extra (7th) person stay the night. The Cottage-style house was exactly as pictured in the photos. Interior design is amazing, modern and very clean. I loved the little things, like the fact that coffee pods are provided, the handwritten card on arrival and having a multi-purpose/universal USB charging dock. I wish there was a proper driveway as we ended up with a bit of sand and dirt in our cars after the rain but there was plenty of on-street parking space. I regret not packing shampoo as I thought all the essentials would be provided. Anita responds very quickly to all my queries. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone interested in a comfortable, very well styled and modern place that is well situated within the Hunter Valley region.
AlvinSeptember 2016Anita was absolutely great, contacting me well in advance to make sure that we were all organized for our arrival. The house was immaculately clean and we had everything we needed. The bedroom's were comfortable with loads of blankets and pillows, the shower was amazing and the house was very warm. We made ourselves at home as soon as we got there and wished that we were staying more than one night! The house is on a quiet street which is close to all the main shops. If you're looking for a place to stay after touring the vineyards then this is it! It's close to all of the best places around cessnock and pokolbin. I would highly recommend this house and we will definitely search for it again next time we are in the Hunter Valley.
MonicaJuly 2016Tipo de quarto
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This little cottage in the hunter is an absolutely wonderful spot. It is just over the other side of a mountain, meaning it is both secluded and quiet, whilst still being close enough to everything that you don't feel going anywhere is too much of a challenge. The house in winter is a little on the cold side, but the fireplace and cozy living room more than made up for it. The entire place is incredibly quaint and I would highly recommend it for either a romantic getaway or some other form of holiday.
FraserMay 2016We had a lovely stay at Dairy Farm Cottage. The house is a beautiful federation home away from home. When we arrived the fire was already set for us and the house had everything we needed. We will definitely be back in the summer to utilise the pool and take advantage of the beautiful countryside.
jessicaJuly 2016Great stay at the cottage, great setting and well equiped, we loved the fires but did not venture to the pool as too cold still. Great communication from Therese.
Julie September 2016My stay at the dairy farm cottage was everything I expected and more! The house was beautiful, well-kept, clean and had an amazing cozy cottage feel to it. The open wood fireplace was definitely a highlight and created the perfect atmosphere for my girls weekend away. Therese was a fabulous host with excellent communication, both in the lead up to our stay and during our stay. She made such an effort to make us feel at home, from the towels folded on our beds awaiting us when we arrived to the coffee capsules for the machine and even a Toblerone chocolate in the fridge! One thing which wasn't mentioned on the listing was her fantastic array of books, board games and puzzles which made the trip all the more better. The property was beautiful, being close enough to the main part of the hunter valley and wineries, but far enough away to enjoy the peace and quiet and truly feel as if we had escaped our city lives. Could not recommend this listing more, it was just the perfect country getaway!
HannahOctober 2016Beautiful home that feels lived in. We loved that there were lots of board games and a really warm feeling! The pool area is breath taking!
CharmaineFebruary 2017Very easy check in process. Great place in the Hunter Valley - no internet (or signal for 4 out of 6 of us) which was great so we were able to completely disconnect for the weekend and just enjoy each others company. Well located for a lot of our favourite wineries and we had a great meal nearby at Bistro Molines which is literally 5 minutes away. Beautiful views outside, cozy inside with everything you'd need!
Leesa & SamuelAugust 2016Thank you so much Therese for sharing your gorgeous little abode with us for the weekend! We had the most amazing time during our 3 day trip to the hunter and it was so perfect coming back to dairy farm cottage each afternoon to snuggle up by the fire with our wine and cheese purchases :) Would definitely recommend a stay at dairy farm cottage - you have everything you need for a luxuriously comfortable stay and the location couldn't be better. Thanks again Therese! Caitlin
CaitlinAugust 2016A lovely beautiful place to stay. Charming view. Therese provided all the firewood we needed for a cozy fire. Multiple areas inside and out to relax in. Enjoyed the coffee machine and milk frother. Will definitely be back! Thanks Therese.
KimberleyOctober 2016Tipo de quarto
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瑶January 2017Emma was great host. Always responsive, helpful and house was gorgeous
AshFebruary 2017Very nice and clean place
BryceFebruary 2017Tipo de quarto
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This is an airbnb not to be missed. Everything about Jane and Simon's place is outstanding! The house is beautiful and the location amazing We sat on the terrace, eating bacon and eggs cooked on the BBQ by Simon, watching kangaroos jumping through the back garden. The bird song in the garden is fantastic too. Simon and Jane looked after us so well - nothing was too much trouble. We enjoyed sharing a bottle of wine and travelling tales. We were there for the Bruce Springsteen concert in the Hunter Valley and the accommodation was really convenient. Shuttle bus went from just up the road. We had our own private area of the house but could also share their kitchen and eating areas. If you are visiting the area it is really convenient for the Hunter Valley and is definitely the best airbnb we've stayed in. We highly recommend.
SaraFebruary 2017Tipo de quarto
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Jacinta's home was a lovely place to stay for a weekend trip to the Hunter Valley. The fact that the unit is separate from the main house allows for a cozy and private space. The pool table and games available make it great for groups too. Jacinta and Kyle were very warm and friendly. They made us feel at home and invited us to spend time in their living room and kitchen as well. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this home to others.
MichaelJune 2016We had a wonderful stay, Jacinta and Kyle were very obliging and considerate, Jacinta researched the bus time table and drove us to the pub to catch a bus for 'the day on the green' This is a great entry point to the Hunter Valley if coming from Sydney, Aberdare is semi rural, so you need to expect an odd rooster crow at the wee hours from neighbouring property. We will definitively be back for our next stay
markApril 2016Jacinta and her family were fabulous hosts. The property is exactly as described and they were very helpful.
KeriOctober 2016We had a great 3 night stay with Jacinta and her family. Accommodation was exactly as described with a lovely comfortable bed. We also appreciated the use of the large garden for our 2 dogs. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the Hunter with their dog.
StaceyApril 2016Jacinta was a great host and made my husband and I feel very welcome in her family's home. Breakfast on Sunday morning was very special! It was a great place to stay for the night whilst going to the Day at the green.
EmilyMarch 2016We stayed in the hunter while we were down for 2 weddings. We were made to feel at home with Jacinta and her husband. The bed was comfortable and would definitely stay here again!
KatherineNovember 2016Incredibly warm, friendly and welcoming family. You get a great space to yourself, fun games room and a spacious and cosy bed. Overall I couldn't recommend this place more - close to vinyards and major attractions. Thanks for an awesome weekend Jacinta and fam! Mike & Kate
MikeOctober 2016This was one of the most amazing AirBnB's I have ever stayed at. It was truly a blast. So many fun carnival games and DVD's! Jacinta is a great host and welcomed me with a freezer full of water and Super Doopers (Australian sweet ice blocks). Very nice on such a hot day.
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This is a lovely place to stay in a location that is quiet with easy parking but close to all the facilities that you would require. The room and house are extremely well presented and cosy. The hosts are friendly and professional, they really make you feel welcome and go out of their way to make your stay a lovely experience. It will definitely be our first choice of a place to stay next time we visit the hunter valley.
LindsayApril 2016The most amazing Airbnb we have ever experienced. Welcomed like we were best friends. Both Jim, Kim and Rip (my new best friend) offered amazing advice on wine tours, wineries and places to go. The house is beautiful, comfortable ans spacious and the fine touches of the welcome pack made us feel we were staying at the Crown. An afternoon cheese and wine tasting was very professionally put on by Kim and even the bbq and open fire were put on to entertain all the guests. look forward to staying with them again next time were up in Hunter and would advise any of my friends to go for an amazing experience.
IanOctober 2016We had an absolutely fantastic stay at Kim and Jim's place. Without a doubt my favourite AirBnB stay yet. As hosts, Kim & Jim are very friendly honest, and good fun. I highly recommend anyone visiting the hunter area to stay here. We will most certainly be back. Cherina
CherinaFebruary 2017We had a fantastic stay at Kim & Jim's place. They were very welcoming and great hosts, giving us tips of local places to go. Would definitely recommend to stay at this lovely BnB.
CarlaMay 2016I had an absolutely beautiful time staying with Kim and Jim! They were welcoming, friendly, and extremely helpful. Kim went above and beyond making our stay comfortable :) and their lovely pets are just an added bonus! Definitely recommend x
AllieApril 2016Staying with Kim and Jim was such a fantastic experience. Not only they have great accomodation with personal touch and character. They also went an extra mile to make our stay interesting and pleasant.
YuliaJuly 2016Where to start with this review.... My girlfriend and I arrived to Kim and Jim's home and we were greeted with cheese, dips and crackers, fruit, doritos and salad for good measure. Jim was on the BBQ baking stuffed mushrooms and an entree that can only be described as heavenly - philadelphia wrapped in bacon, both prepared by Kim earlier. There was a hearty open fire going and we sat down and chatted and drank wine like we knew one another forever. We had a wonderful welcome to their home. The house is clean, stylishly decorated and extremely well kept. The bar out the back is like something from the movies, there is a dart board, a men's shed, a swimming pool and a fine table to have drinks and dinner in any weather. It didn't rain but there is a sheltered room to cover you in any circumstances. The bathroom was clean and had all amenities. When we arrived we were provided with a welcome pack of toiletries for the weekend. Overall it was a really excellent experience and I would truly recommend Kim and Jim's Gateway to the Wineries to anyone visiting the Hunter Valley region. I have stayed with Air BnB many times around Australia and Europe and this certainly rates up there with one of the best in terms of value for money, good times and a relaxed atmosphere. I will visit Kim and Jim when we go back to the Hunter Valley.
PaulJuly 2016Kim & Jim are as warm and welcoming as their profile picture suggests. We had a lovely stay and their house is absolutely beautiful! The room had a great rustic atmosphere and was spacious. There was a little soy candle burning when we came in and it smelled amazing! We felt right at home from the start. Toilet and bathroom were great too. All comforts were offered, we even had lovely little shampoos & a body lotion with cinnamon in it! PS: the dog and cat are super mellow! If you don't like pets they're very calm.
EmmaNovember 2016Tipo de quarto
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Nice place, clean and decent beds. Central location. Could have wished for a larger sofa but everything else was fine.
LukasNovember 2016It was a pleasant stay in a very clean and homey place. The neighbourhood was very quiet and easy to navigate around, not to mention being very close to downtown Cessnock. The only slight downside was that there was no internet connection, but as we were out of the house visiting wineries this didn't pose as too much of an issue.
ColinJanuary 2017Excellent value for a property so close to the wineries. My partner and I went to a gig at Hope Estate and this was perfect as a base of operations - quiet, well maintained and easy access to the main road running through Cessnock and beyond. We had a great time.
RichardFebruary 2017Thank you Cord for our accomodation, it was perfect for what we wanted it for! Very clean and tidy and great communication!
BrookeDecember 2016This is a lovely little home that will have everything you need for a getaway in the hunter. It's centrally located with everything in the hunter a short drive away and Cessnock shops just a 5 minute drive down the road. The host is lovely and easy to get hold of, and the check in process is quick and easy.
PaulJanuary 2017The place is clean and has everything you need for a comfortable "home away from home". It is located in a quiet neighbourhood and is an ideal base to explore the vineyards or the city. Cord is very accommodating, helpful and check-in / check-out was hassle-free.
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- 30-48 Negotiating Adaptation: Norm Selection and Hybridization in International Climate Negotiations
by Frances C. Moore - 49-67 The Global Political Ecology of the Clean Development Mechanism
by Peter Newell & Adam Bumpus - 68-85 Global Warming, Irreversibility, and Uncertainty: A Political Analysis
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August 2012, Volume 12, Issue 3
- 1-17 Navigating Regional Environmental Governance
by Jörg Balsiger & Stacy D. VanDeveer - 18-37 Global Environmental Governance and Regional Centers
by Henrik Selin - 38-57 ASEAN and Environmental Governance: Strategies of Regionalism in Southeast Asia
by Lorraine Elliott - 58-78 New Environmental Regionalism and Sustainable Development in the European Alps
by Jörg Balsiger - 79-99 Democratizing Regional Environmental Governance: Public Deliberation and Participation in Transboundary Ecoregions
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by Bernard Debarbieux - 127-133 The Rise of the Region in Global Environmental Politics
by Ken Conca - 134-139 A Radical Environmental Politics?
by J. Samuel Barkin - 140-141 Book Review: Allan, Tony. 2011. Virtual Water. London: I.B. Tauris
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by Kai Sun - 143-145 Book Review: Haque, A. K. Enamul, M. N. Murty, and Priya Shyamsundar. 2011. Environmental Valuation in South Asia. New Delhi: Cambridge University Press
by Armin Rosencranz & Maya Kornberg & Clay Ramel
May 2012, Volume 12, Issue 2
- 1-8 Lost in Translation: Climate Denial and the Return of the Political
by Gert Goeminne - 9-17 A General Theory of Climate Denial
by Peter J. Jacques - 18-23 Politicizing Environmental Science Does Not Mean Denying Climate Science Nor Endorsing It Without Question
by Tim Forsyth - 24-42 Moving Forward in the Climate Negotiations: Multilateralism or Minilateralism?
by Robyn Eckersley - 43-66 Understanding the Paradoxes of Multilevel Governing: Climate Change Policy in the European Union
by Andrew Jordan & Harro van Asselt & Frans Berkhout & Dave Huitema & Tim Rayner - 67-86 EU Climate and Energy Policy: A Hesitant Supranational Turn?
by Jørgen Wettestad & Per Ove Eikeland & Måns Nilsson - 87-109 Climate Challenges, Ecological Modernization, and Technological Forcing: Policy Lessons from a Comparative US-EU Analysis
by Joseph Szarka - 110-115 It's About Development, Stupid! International Climate Policy in a Changing World
by Steffen Bauer - 116-117 Woods, Kerri. 2010. Human Rights and Environmental Sustainability. Cheltenham, UK, and Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar
by Armelle Gouritin - 117-119 Carmody, Pádraig. 2011. The New Scramble for Africa. Cambridge, UK, and Maiden, MA: Polity Press
by Christopher Gore - 120-122 Gale, Fred and Marcus Haward. 2011. Global Commodity Governance: State Responses to Sustainable Forest and Fisheries Certification. Palgrave Macmillan
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February 2012, Volume 12, Issue 1
- 1-7 Making Sense of CO_2: Putting Carbon in Context
by Adam Moolna - 8-29 Technological Power as a Strategic Dilemma: CO_2 Capture and Storage in the International Oil and Gas Industry
by Andreas Tjernshaugen - 30-55 Regulating Nanotechnologies: Risk, Uncertainty and the Global Governance Gap
by Robert Falkner & Nico Jaspers - 56-77 Global Banks, the Environment, and Human Rights: The Impact of the Equator Principles on Lending Policies and Practices
by Christopher Wright - 78-100 The Evolution of Environment-Conflict Research: Toward a Livelihood Framework
by Tom Deligiannis - 101-120 Conflict and Cooperation along International Rivers: Crafting a Model of Institutional Effectiveness
by Ramiro Berardo & Andrea K. Gerlak - 121-125 Everyday Possibilities
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by Tatyana B. Ruseva - 128-129 Gender and Climate Change: An Introduction
by Claire Dupont - 130-131 Foreign Firms, Investment, and Environmental Regulation in the People's Republic of China
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November 2011, Volume 11, Issue 4
- 1-21 Conservation's Friends in High Places: Neoliberalism, Networks, and the Transnational Conservation Elite
by George Holmes - 22-42 Global Governance from the Amazon: Leaving Oil Underground in Yasuní National Park, Ecuador
by Pamela L. Martin - 43-65 The Cause of Mountains: The Politics of Promoting a Global Agenda
by Gilles Rudaz - 66-88 Forest Tenure and Multi-level Governance in Avoiding Deforestation under REDD+
by Emma Doherty & Heike Schroeder - 89-107 Interaction Management by Partnerships: The Case of Biodiversity and Climate Change
by Ingrid J. Visseren-Hamakers & Bas Arts & Pieter Glasbergen - 108-133 Local Actions, Global Impacts: International Cooperation and the CDM
by Ariel Dinar & Shaikh Mahfuzur Rahman & Donald F. Larson & Philippe Ambrosi - 134-138 Reimagining Global Climate Change: Alternatives to the UN Treaty Process
by Shannon K. Orr - 139-141 Transnational Environmental Governance: The Emergence and Effects of the Certification of Forests and Fisheries
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by Michael M. Gunter
August 2011, Volume 11, Issue 3
- 1-9 Climate Change Bandwagoning: The Impacts of Strategic Linkages on Regime Design, Maintenance, and Death
by Sikina Jinnah - 10-22 Issue-linkages to Climate Change Measured through NGO Participation in the UNFCCC
by Miquel Muñoz Cabré - 23-43 Marketing Linkages: Secretariat Governance of the Climate-Biodiversity Interface
by Sikina Jinnah - 44-63 Combating Ineffectiveness: Climate Change Bandwagoning and the UN Convention to Combat Desertification
by Alexandra Conliffe - 64-84 Climate Change and Global Fisheries Management: Linking Issues to Protect Ecosystems or to Save Political Interests?
by Mark Axelrod - 85-103 Building the Forest-Climate Bandwagon: REDD+ and the Logic of Problem Amelioration
by Constance L. McDermott & Kelly Levin & Benjamin Cashore - 104-120 Threats or Vulnerabilities? Assessing the Link between Climate Change and Security
by Nicole Detraz - 121-136 Jumping on the Human Rights Bandwagon: How Rights-based Linkages Can Refocus Climate Politics
by Simon Nicholson & Daniel Chong - 137-144 The Challenges of Planetary Bandwagoning
by Paul Wapner - 145-151 Understanding Institutional Change in International Environmental Regimes
by Christopher Marcoux - 152-154 Environmental Justice and Sustainability in the Former Soviet Union
by Katrina Z. S. Schwartz - 154-156 Red to Green: Environmental Activism in Post-Soviet Russia
by Sondra Venable - 156-158 Protecting Biological Diversity: The Effectiveness of Access and Benefit-sharing Regimes
by Samuel Snyder
May 2011, Volume 11, Issue 2
- 1-25 This Must Be the Place: Underrepresentation of Identity and Meaning in Climate Change Decision-Making
by W. Neil Adger & Jon Barnett & F. S. Chapin & Heidi Ellemor - 26-50 The Globalization of Carbon Trading: Transnational Business Coalitions in Climate Politics
by Jonas Meckling - 51-53 Introduction: The Greening of Global Financial Markets?
by Eric Helleiner - 54-74 Financial Activism and Global Climate Change: The Rise of Investor-Driven Governance Networks
by Michael MacLeod & Jacob Park - 75-97 Counting the Environment: The Environmental Implications of International Accounting Standards
by Jason Thistlethwaite - 98-119 The Limits of Carbon Disclosure: Theorizing the Business Case for Investor Environmentalism
by Adam Harmes - 120-125 Understanding and Governing the Global Food System
by Simon Nicholson - 126-127 Unveiling the Whale: Discourses on Whales and Whaling
by Steven B. Rothman - 127-129 The Environmental Politics of Sacrifice
by Alastair Iles - 129-131 Greening the Car Industry: Varieties of Capitalism and Climate Change
by Katja Biedenkopf
November 2010, Volume 10, Issue 4
- 1-11 Institutions and Policies to Protect Rural Livelihoods in REDD+ Regimes
by Kathleen Lawlor & Erika Weinthal & Lydia Olander - 12-35 Indigenous Struggles, Environmental Justice, and Community Capabilities
by David Schlosberg & David Carruthers - 36-59 NGO Power in Global Social and Environmental Standard-Setting
by Magnus Boström & Kristina Tamm Hallström - 60-78 Reconstructing Automobility: The Making and Breaking of Modern Transportation
by Katherine J. Goodwin - 79-100 Energy, Environment, and Security: Critical Links in a Post-Peak World
by Shane Mulligan - 101-123 Fixing the EU Emissions Trading System? Understanding the Post-2012 Changes
by Jon Birger Skjærseth & Jørgen Wettestad - 124-128 Energy: Past, Present, and Future
by Michael Jackson & Armin Rosencranz - 129-131 Managers of Global Change: The Influence of International Environmental Bureaucracies
by Ken Conca - 131-133 Environmental Skepticism: Ecology, Power, and Public Life
by Juliann Emmons Allison
August 2010, Volume 10, Issue 3
- 1-9 Transparency in Global Environmental Governance: A Coming of Age?
by Aarti Gupta - 10-31 Information Disclosure and Environmental Rights: The Aarhus Convention
by Michael Mason - 32-52 Transparency as Contested Political Terrain: Who Knows What about the Global GMO Trade and Why does it Matter?
by Aarti Gupta - 53-73 Disclosure as Governance: The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative and Resource Management in the Developing World
by Virginia Haufler - 74-96 Tamed Transparency: How Information Disclosure under the Global Reporting Initiative Fails to Empower
by Klaus Dingwerth & Margot Eichinger - 97-119 Transparency in Nonstate Certification: Consequences for Accountability and Legitimacy
by Graeme Auld & Lars H. Gulbrandsen - 120-131 The National Context for Transparency-based Global Environmental Governance
by Ann Florini - 132-143 The Future of Transparency: Power, Pitfalls and Promises
by Arthur P. J. Mol - 144-149 Perspectives on Water Governance
by Erika Weinthal - 150-151 Treasures of the Earth: Need, Greed, and a Sustainable Future
by Michael Schoon - 152-153 Global Democracy and Sustainable Jurisprudence: Deliberative Environmental Law
by Cory McCruden - 154-155 Negotiating Environment and Science: An Insider's View of International Agreements, from Driftnets to the Space Station
by Stephen Bocking
May 2010, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 1-10 The Problem of Consumption
by Peter Dauvergne - 11-17 COP-15 in Copenhagen: How the Merging of Movements Left Civil Society Out in the Cold
by Dana R. Fisher - 18-24 Inside Copenhagen: The State of Climate Governance
by Radoslav S. Dimitrov - 25-53 Public-Private Partnerships for the Earth: Politics and Patterns of Hybrid Authority in the Multilateral System
by Liliana B. Andonova - 54-79 Overlap Management in the World Trade Organization: Secretariat Influence on Trade-Environment Politics
by Sikina Jinnah - 80-117 Norms, Institutions and Social Learning: An Explanation for Weak Policy Integration in the WTO's Committee on Trade and Environment
by Melissa Gabler - 118-120 The Legitimacy of International Regimes
by Matthew J. Hoffmann - 120-122 Science in Environmental Policy: The Politics of Objective Advice
by Mary Manjikian - 122-124 Conservation Refugees: The Hundred-Year Conflict Between Global Conservation and Native Peoples
by Michael L. Lewis
February 2010, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 1-6 Terrorist Threats to the Environment in Iraq and Beyond
by Ali Mohamed Al-Damkhi & Rana Abdullah Al-Fares - 7-29 Militarization and the Environment: A Panel Study of Carbon Dioxide Emissions and the Ecological Footprints of Nations, 1970-2000
by Andrew K. Jorgenson & Brett Clark & Jeffrey Kentor - 30-59 UNEP in Global Environmental Governance: Design, Leadership, Location
by Maria Ivanova - 60-88 Preparing for a Warmer World: Towards a Global Governance System to Protect Climate Refugees
by Frank Biermann & Ingrid Boas - 89-114 Shifting Tides in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean Tuna Fishery: The Political Economy of Regulation and Industry Responses
by Elizabeth Havice & Liam Campling - 115-151 Accounting for Difficulties faced in Materializing a Transnational ENGO Conservation Network: A Case-Study from the Mediterranean
by Iosif Botetzagias & Prue Robinson & Lily Venizelos - 152-157 Framing Anthropogenic Environmental Change in Public Health Terms
by Michael A. Stevenson - 158-160 The Shadows of Consumption: Consequences for the Global Environment
by Stacy D. VanDeveer - 160-162 Why We Disagree About Climate Change: Understanding Controversy, Inaction and Opportunity
by Joseph F. C. DiMento - 162-164 Comparative Environmental Regulation in the United States and Russia
by Laura A. Henry
November 2009, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 1-13 Measuring the Negotiation Burden of Multilateral Environmental Agreements
by Miquel Muñoz & Rachel Thrasher & Adil Najam - 14-40 The Fragmentation of Global Governance Architectures: A Framework for Analysis
by Frank Biermann & Philipp Pattberg & Harro van Asselt & Fariborz Zelli - 41-63 The Climate Change Regime Post-Kyoto: Why Compliance is Important and How to Achieve it
by Sevasti-Eleni Vezirgiannidou - 64-80 On the Modern and the Nonmodern in Deliberative Environmental Democracy
by Kersty Hobson - 81-110 Performing Symbolic Politics and International Environmental Regulation: Tracing and Theorizing a Causal Mechanism beyond Regime Theory
by Joachim Blatter - 111-135 Environmental Space as a Basis for Legitimating Global Governance of Environmental Limits
by Ton Bührs - 136-141 The Sustainability Debate: Déjà Vu All Over Again?
by Ronnie D. Lipschutz - 142-143 Who Gets What: Domestic Influences on International Negotiations Allocating Shared Resources
by D. G. Webster - 144-145 The Enclave Economy: Foreign Investment and Sustainable Development in Mexico's Silicon Valley
by Alastair Iles - 146-148 Adaptive Governance: The Dynamics of Atlantic Fisheries Management
by Mark Axelrod
August 2009, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 1-8 Long-Term Environmental Policy: Definition, Knowledge, Future Research
by Detlef F. Sprinz - 9-19 Long-Term Decision-Making: Biological and Psychological Evidence
by Thomas Princen - 20-39 Implementing Long-Term Climate Policy: Time Inconsistency, Domestic Politics, International Anarchy
by Jon Hovi & Detlef F. Sprinz & Arild Underdal - 40-60 Risk in International Politics
by Randall W. Stone - 61-81 Institutional Resilience Amid Political Change: The Case of Biodiversity Conservation
by Paul F. Steinberg - 82-105 Explaining the Schwarzenegger Phenomenon: Local Frontrunners in Climate Policy
by Johannes Urpelainen - 106-133 Methods for Long-Term Environmental Policy Challenges
by Robert Lempert & Jürgen Scheffran & Detlef F. Sprinz - 134-138 Privatizing Environmental Governance
by Craig N. Murphy - 139-141 The Power of Words in International Relations: Birth of an Anti-Whaling Discourse
by Patricia M. Keilbach - 141-143 Making Law Matter: Environmental Protection and Legal Institutions in Brazil
by Kate J. Neville - 143-145 The Bridge at the End of the World: Capitalism, the Environment, and Crossing from Crisis to Sustainability
by Steve Vanderheiden
May 2009, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 1-13 "Thinking About Tomorrows": Scenarios, Global Environmental Politics, and Social Science Scholarship
by Simone Pulver & Stacy D. VanDeveer - 14-23 The Politics of Water Science: On Unresolved Water Problems and Biased Research Agendas
by Joyeeta Gupta & Pieter van der Zaag - 24-51 Translating Sustainable Development: The Greening of Japan's Bilateral International Cooperation
by Soyeun Kim - 52-73 Transnational Climate Governance
by Liliana B. Andonova & Michele M. Betsill & Harriet Bulkeley - 74-100 Closing the Legitimacy Gap in Global Environmental Governance? Lessons from the Emerging CDM Market
by Eva Lövbrand & Teresia Rindefjäll & Joakim Nordqvist - 101-122 The Origin, Evolution and Consequences of the EU Emissions Trading System
by Jon Birger Skjærseth & Jørgen Wettestad - 123-128 What Have Future Generations Done for Me Lately?: Climate Change Causes, Consequences, and Challenges in the New Millennium
by Maxwell T. Boykoff - 129-131 Climatic Cataclysm: The Foreign Policy and National Security Implications of Climate Change
by Anthony Patt - 131-133 Marine Conservation Agreements: The Law and Policy of Reservations and Vetoes
by Jaye Ellis - 133-135 Atmospheric Justice: A Political Theory of Climate Change
by Sheryl D. Breen
February 2009, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 1-30 The Corporate Boomerang: Shareholder Transnational Advocacy Networks Targeting Oil Companies in the Ecuadorian Amazon
by Emily McAteer & Simone Pulver - 31-57 Global Links and Environmental Flows: Oil Disputes in Ecuador
by Patricia Widener - 58-78 Conceptualizing Climate Governance Beyond the International Regime
by Chukwumerije Okereke & Harriet Bulkeley & Heike Schroeder - 79-108 Capitalism, State Economic Policy and Ecological Footprint: An International Comparative Analysis
by Ş İlgü Özler & Brian K. Obach - 109-135 Scarcity and Cooperation Along International Rivers
by Shlomi Dinar - 136-141 Perspectives on Environmental Ethics
by Alastair Gunn - 142-143 International Water Treaties: Negotiation and Cooperation Along Transboundary Rivers
by Jeremy Allouche - 144-146 Logjam: Deforestation and the Crisis of Global Governance
by Allison M. Chatrchyan - 146-147 A Question of Balance: Weighing the Options on Global Warming Policies
by Stacy Sneeringer
November 2008, Volume 8, Issue 4
- 1-8 The Worst of Friends: OPEC and G-77 in the Climate Regime
by Jon Barnett - 9-35 Striving for No: Saudi Arabia in the Climate Change Regime
by Joanna Depledge - 36-65 The Influence of Business and Industry NGOs in the Negotiation of the Kyoto Mechanisms: the Case of Carbon Capture and Storage in the CDM
by Irja Vormedal - 66-91 Conflicts and Coalitions Within and Across the ENGO Community
by Frank Alcock - 92-116 Learning in International Organizations in Global Environmental Governance
by Bernd Siebenhüner - 117-140 Understanding Water Regime Formation-A Research Framework with Lessons from Europe
by Stefan Lindemann - 141-145 Climate Change, International Interests and the Future
by Nichole M. Fifer - 146-148 NGO Diplomacy: The Influence of Nongovernmental Organizations in International Environmental Negotiations
by Jack P. Manno - 148-150 International Institutions and National Policies
by Amanda Kirk - 150-152 Poison in the Well: Radioactive Waste in the Oceans at the Dawn of the Nuclear Age
by Priya Kurian
08 2008, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 1-7 Climate Change Governance after Bali
by Peter M. Haas - 8-24 The Governance of Transnational Environmental Harm: Addressing New Modes of Accountability/Responsibility
by Michael Mason - 25-50 Equity Norms in Global Environmental Governance
by Chukwumerije Okereke - 51-73 Responsibility in Uncertain Times: An Institutional Perspective on Precaution
by Luigi Pellizzoni & Marja Ylönen - 74-102 Accountability of Networked Climate Governance: The Rise of Transnational Climate Partnerships
by Karin Bäckstrand - 103-121 Private Rule-Making and the Politics of Accountability: Analyzing Global Forest Governance
by Sander Chan & Philipp Pattberg - 122-153 Civil Society, Corporate Accountability and the Politics of Climate Change
by Peter Newell - 154-158 Effectiveness of International Environmental Institutions
by Xinyuan Dai - 159-161 Confronting the Coffee Crisis: Fair Trade, Sustainable Livelihoods and Ecosystems in Mexico and Central America
by Kevin P. Gallagher - 161-163 Global Governance of Food Production and Consumption: Issues and Challenges
by Steve Vanderheiden - 163-165 Resisting Global Toxics: Transnational Movements for Environmental Justice
by Rachel Bergstein & Armin Rosencranz
05 2008, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 1-7 Transparency Under Scrutiny: Information Disclosure in Global Environmental Governance
by Aarti Gupta - 8-13 Transparency for Whom? Information Disclosure and Power in Global Environmental Governance
by Michael Mason - 14-16 Making Transparency Work
by Ann Florini - 17-38 "Baptists and Bootleggers, Once Removed": The Politics of Radioactive Waste Internalization in the European Union
by Robert Darst & Jane I. Dawson - 39-66 Contesting Global Norms: Politics of Identity in Japanese Pro-Whaling Countermobilization
by Anders Blok - 67-98 Cool Rationalities and Hot Air: A Rhetorical Approach to Understanding Debates on Renewable Energy
by John Barry & Geraint Ellis & Clive Robinson - 99-122 The Role of Science in Environmental Governance: Competing Knowledge Producers in Swedish and Norwegian Forestry
by Lars H. Gulbrandsen - 123-148 When Arguments Prevail Over Power: The CITES Procedure for the Listing of Endangered Species
by Thomas Gehring & Eva Ruffing - 149-153 The Political Economy of the Car
by J. Samuel Barkin - 154-156 Flagging Standards: Globalization and Environmental, Safety and Labor Regulations at Sea
by Frank Alcock - 156-158 The Voluntary Environmentalists: Green Clubs, ISO 14001, and Voluntary Environmental Regulations
by Mihaela Papa - 158-160 Nature and National Identity after Communism: Globalizing the Ethnoscape
by Jane I. Dawson
02 2008, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 1-5 Notes on the Theorizing of Global Environmental Politics
by Thomas Princen - 6-13 The Importance of Critical Environmental Studies in the New Environmentalism
by Paul Wapner - 14-32 The Architecture of Global Environmental Governance: Bringing Science to Bear on Policy
by Oran R. Young - 33-52 The World Trade Organization's Report on the EU's Moratorium on Biotech Products: The Wisdom of the US Challenge to the EU in the WTO
by Sarah Lieberman & Tim Gray - 53-77 Underneath Kyoto: Emerging Subnational Government Initiatives and Incipient Issue-Bundling Opportunities in China and the United States
by Peter H. Koehn - 78-110 Business and International Environmental Agreements: Domestic Sources of Participation and Compliance by Advanced Industrialized Democracies
by Patrick Bernhagen - 111-136 When Ambiguity in Treaty Design Becomes Destructive: A Study of Transboundary Water
by Itay Fischhendler - 137-142 Identifying US Preferences and a Way Forward in the Ozone, Climate and Forests Regimes
by Lynn M. Wagner
November 2007, Volume 7, Issue 4
- 1-18 The Comparative Politics of Climate Change
by Kathryn Harrison & Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom - 19-46 Multi-Level Reinforcement: Explaining European Union Leadership in Climate Change Mitigation
by Miranda A. Schreurs & Yves Tiberghien - 47-69 Russia and the Kyoto Protocol: Seeking an Alignment of Interests and Image
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Jan 24, 11:56
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Unity Opto to raise additional capital of NT$774.3 million
Dec 1, 11:32
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology will issue 58 million new shares at NT$13.35 per share to raise additional paid-in capital of NT$774.3 million (US$24.3 million),...
Unity Opto shifting LED lighting focus from light bulbs to lamps
Oct 13, 11:45
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology, in order to avoid price-cut competition for LED light bulb orders from China-based fellow makers, has adjusted lighting product...
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Aug 4, 10:09
Cree has disclosed the US International Trade Commission (ITC) has initially determined that US-based Feit Electric and its Taiwan-based ODM Unity Opto Technology have infringed four...
Unity Opto Technology adjusts LED lighting product mix
Jun 13, 21:18
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology, in order to avoid price-cut competition with China-based makers, has adjusted LED lighting product mix by hiking the LED lighting...
Unity Opto Technology to start production at new factory in 3Q16
May 10, 14:50
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology is constructing a factory in northern Taiwan and will begin production of LED lighting products at the new factory in the third...
Everlight Electronics, Unity Opto Technology report 2015 earnings
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LED packaging service providers Everlight Electronics and Unity Opto Technology have released financial reports for 2015, recording net EPS of NT$4.27 and NT$0.63 respectively, according...
Unity Opto Technology launches LED panel lights for aquariums
Newswatch - Jan 27, 14:01
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology has launched LED panel lights specifically for use in aquariums for sale under own brand ONF.
Unity Opto obtains license for Osram white LED patents
Jan 19, 11:13
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology has obtained licensing from Osram for using core patents covering phosphor conversion technology to produce white LED packages,...
Lextar Electronics, Unity Opto technology post mixed on-month growth in December revenue
Stockwatch - Jan 7, 15:59
Lextar Electronics has reported December consolidated revenues of NT$1.135 billion (US$34.5 million), decreasing 2.74% on month but increasing 1.03% on year, while LED packaging service...
Unity Opto LED light bulb shipments to Europe to reach US$3-4 million in 4Q15, says paper
Newswatch - Dec 24, 10:56
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology is expected to ship US$3-4 million worth of LED light bulbs to Europe in the fourth quarter of 2015 and eyes to ship a total of...
Taiwan market: TLW cooperates with Unity Opto Technology for LED light bulbs, says paper
Newswatch - Dec 18, 15:22
TLW, a DIY merchandise retail chain in Taiwan, has cooperated with LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology to ODM produce own-brand LED light bulbs for sale in its chain...
Everlight, Unity Opto see November revenues drop on year
Stockwatch - Dec 9, 15:10
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Everlight sees decreased October revenues
Nov 11, 11:22
LED packaging service provider Everlight Electronics has reported consolidated revenues of NT$2.321 billion (US$71.4 million) for October, decreasing 6.85% on month and 17.29% on...
Lextar, Unity Opto see on-month growth in October revenue
Nov 9, 11:06
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker and LED packaging service provider Lextar Electronics saw consolidated revenues of NT$1.308 billion (US$40.2 million) for October increase 2.67%...
Taiwan makers may benefit from Toshiba plans to quit white-light LED production
Oct 30, 11:47
Toshiba, as part of plans to reduce in-house production of LED epitaxial wafers and chips, will stop production of white-light LED chips and increase outsourcing, which is likely...
Unity Opto selling Toshiba LED light bulbs in Europe
Oct 14, 16:12
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology has begun selling Toshiba LED light bulbs in the Europe market and expects monthly shipments to reach 10 million units, according...
Unity Opto revenues rise in September
Oct 7, 10:57
LED packaging firm Unity Opto Technology has reported consolidated revenues of NT$550 million (US$16.8 million) for September, increasing 7.89% on month but decreasing 40.09% on ye...
Lextar Electronics August revenues up on month, down on year
Sep 8, 14:19
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker and LED packaging service provider Lextar Electronics on September 7 reported consolidated revenues of NT$1.152 billion (US$35.5 million) for August,...
Unity Opto Technology to buy back 2.49%-stake
Aug 10, 11:49
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology will buy back eight million shares, equivalent to a 2.49% stake, at a price interval of NT$15.00-30.00 (US$0.47-0.95) per share...
Unity Opto Technology lands orders for LED light bulbs from Germany
Jul 20, 11:09
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology has obtained orders for LED light bulbs to replace 60W incandescent bulbs from retail chains in Germany, with shipments to begin...
Everlight, Unity Opto see mixed sequential growth in June revenues
Jul 9, 14:24
LED packaging service provider Everlight Electronics saw June consolidated revenues of NT$2.429 billion (US$78.3 million) increase 10.38% on month but decrease 4.08% on year, while...
Unity Opto expects 20-30% sequential growth in 3Q15 revenues
Jun 16, 12:42
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology has obtained orders with shipments scheduled through September.With shipments for new products to begin in third-quarter 2015,...
Jun 9, 11:25
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar has reported consolidated revenues of NT$2.27 billion (US$73.8 million) for May, decreasing 12.11% on month and 18.82% on year, while sales...
Osram wins preliminary judgment on LED latent infringement charge against Asustek
Jun 1, 12:11
Osram has announced a local court in Dusseldorf, Germany has made preliminary judgment that Taiwan-based IT vendor Asustek Computer infringed its German patent, DE 196 55 185, for...
Edison Opto lands orders for 10 million LED bulbs from India, says paper
Newswatch - May 5, 13:50
LED packaging service provider Edison Opto has obtained orders for 10 million LED light bulbs worth more than NT$300 million (US$9.8 million) from India, with LED chips to be supplied...
Unity Opto Technology sees increased March revenues
Apr 7, 21:34
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology on April 7 reported consolidated revenues of NT$867 million (US$27.5 million) for March, increasing 38.97% on month and 15.09%...
Unity Opto Technology sees booming orders for LED lighting
Mar 30, 10:54
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology has obtained orders for LED lighting products with shipments scheduled through June, with total orders exceeding its production...
Unity Opto Technology hikes 2015 LED light bulb shipment target, says report
Newswatch - Feb 13, 10:41
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology has upward adjusted target shipments of LED light bulbs for 2015 from 40 million to 50-60 million units, according to a Chinese-language...
Cree sues Unity Opto for alleged patent infringement
Jan 14, 11:42
US-based LED lighting vendor Cree has filed with the US International Trade Commission (ITC) and the US District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin a charge against Taiwan-based...
Unity Opto expected to ship 30-40 million LED light bulbs in 2015
Jan 6, 22:16
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology has seen booming orders for LED lighting from the US and Europe with shipments scheduled through March 2015, the company said...
Lextar begins shipping ET8 LED light tubes; Unity Opto sees increases in bulb shipments
Dec 8, 11:47
Vertically-integrated LED firm Lextar Electronics has begun shipments of ET8 LED light tubes in compliance with electronic ballast and ultra-thin LED panel lamps, while LED packaging...
Unity Opto lands additional orders for LED light bulbs from US, says paper
Newswatch - Dec 5, 10:41
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology has obtained additional orders for LED light bulbs from US-based retail chains, equivalent to monthly shipments of three million...
Unity Opto expanding LED light bulb capacity
Nov 7, 11:36
LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology started production at a new factory in northern Taiwan in early November 2014 and has expanded its monthly production capacity...
MLS, Unity Opto expand LED lighting capacities
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Biography: Dr. M. Al-Shabi received his Bachelor degree (B.Sc. Computer Science) from Technology University at Iraq (1997). , Post graduate Master (M. Sc. Computer Science from Putra Malaysia University at 2002), and PhD (Computer Science) from Putra Malaysia University, Malaysia (2006). He is currently an Associate professor of College of Computer at Qassim University. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Prior to joining Qassim University he worked in the Faculty of computer at Sana'a University, Yemen. His research interests include: wireless security, cryptography, UML, Stenography Multistage interconnection network, parallel computing and Apply Mathematic.