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The plant world is here to stay – it’s time to green our cities

Round Up

Alex Wright, owner and director of Sydney nursery More Plants says that indoor plants have definitely picked up in popularity since the pandemic, with tropical and rare plants so popular that prices have dropped dramatically from $300 to around $30.

food waste

Let’s talk about food waste

Round Up, Food and Drink

Enrich360, founded by Yarra Valley Farms founder Bill Kollatos, creates compost and fertiliser from restaurants and catering food waste. His company utilises technology from South Korea (which has banned food waste in landfill) to reduce food waste volumes by up to 93 per cent.

plastic

On the plastic bag ban

Round Up

This week I thought I would highlight one of the biggest hurdles that we’re facing in the race to a greener world: and that’s plastic pollution. 

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Roundup: 5 green tech innovations we’re excited about

Round Up

Every day we talk about our green future, and what it will take to get there. It seems every smart person who cares about our planet is working on some green innovation or other. 

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TGL News: ethical business tips, easter chocolate, prefab trends, biodegradable plastic, flood gates and more…

Round Up, News

How great are public holidays? A time to connect with friends and family; take a breather. Perhaps some time out in nature, if you’re lucky.

eco-friendly

How marketers can cut through the greenwash, a sustainable inner-city village, flood-proof homes, cleaning mould, Passive House, and more…

Round Up, News

Happy Friday, friends! This week we have a special newsletter for you…

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Top tips for councils, brewtiful recycling, mycelium materials

Round Up

Happy Friday friends, We hope that you’re ready for a relaxing weekend whether it be in rainy Sydney, sunny Melbourne, or elsewhere in Australia and abroad. It’s been another rollercoaster week in the sustainability news world. Must-reads Is the future here? Researchers at RMIT have developed an innovative self-cleaning bioplastic that repels liquids and dirt,…

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At last there’s alternatives to polystyrene

Round Up, News

A box full of those light polystyrene “peanuts” used to transport fragile goods may be an endless source of entertainment for small children but unfortunately, this ubiquitous packaging material is taking a serious toll on the environment and human health (yes, please keep it out of reach of your toddler!). Heralded in the packaging game…

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Roundup: Local council plastic action, Coles Sustainability week and preference for Aussie products

Round Up

The Western Sydney council of Hills Shire is slowly waving goodbye to single use plastics by eliminating them from council buildings and venues.

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