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Reuse is brewtiful: beer can clip circular economy scheme expands to SA and WA
Hospitality and liquor business Endeavour Group (owner of BWS and Dan Murphy’s) has announced that they are raising the bar on the reuse of the clips used in their beer cans with an expansion of the initiative to South Australia and Western Australia already underway.
Canadian coffee pod company fined $3m for greenwashing
Keurig’s insistence on claiming unrealistic recyclability levels has led the company to incur a $3-million fine and an order to change their packaging.
The Stay Tray: helping us stay true to a sustainable coffee experience
This highly sustainable drinks tray is customisable with business branding, perfect for cafes, large companies or as an employee Christmas gift they can actually use.
Australia’s travelling solar-powered laundry van
Did you know that in many communities across the country, Australians do not have access to reliable washing facilities? For people living in remote or disadvantaged communities, the idea of owning their own laundry machine or dryer is something that is simply out of reach. For many Indigenous communities, as well as for people experiencing homelessness, laundry facilities may be too costly to justify.
Here’s how to source sustainable seafood this holiday season
With the silly season just around the corner, Aussies are starting to plan their festivities with family and friends. And of course, no Aussie Chrissy lunch would be complete without the Aussie fave, freshly caught seafood.
CERES Fair Wood provides highly ethically sourced timber
For those who want to go further than the local hardware chain to find a product that is genuinely ethically sourced and supports local environmentally-minded producers — look no further than CERES Fair Wood.
Sustainable House Day: downsizer at Ringwood East yields a low-fi green home
Dreaming of eco village life? Here’s an inside view from Currumbin near the Gold Coast
When art advisor Miriam Grundy and her family first moved into an ecovillage near the Gold Coast in Queensland a year ago, living without a general waste bin took a bit of getting used to.