One highly qualified lawyer has found ways of offering legal advice at an affordable rate, which can include exchanging payment for “sweat equity”.
Box Forest Consulting: legal services that social enterprises and green start ups can afford
TGL News : Signs of life in green business
We’re pleased to welcome both Ironbark Sustainability and Sustainable Australia Fund to the TGL family.
How to save money, raise sustainability and get a lift in staff productivity
It’s a crucial time to focus on ways to make your business as efficient and effective as possible. And a big part of that is about staff motivation and attitude.
Sustainable Australia Fund’s new special offers before 30 June
If you’re a solar installer and not quite sure how to take advantage of one of the attractive loan offers for environmental upgrades on the market before the end of this financial year, it might help to take one of the free weekly webinars on offer from Sustainable Australia Fund.
Resilience, opportunities and even more creative pivoting
Like everyone else, here at The Green List we’ve been on the biggest roller coaster we hope to ever see. But now our resilient little ship is adjusting and starting to see some direction that we can aim for.
Studio 5253: Translate your design dream to hyper real VR, affordably
It’s hard to imagine any architectural firm or developer not deploying the latest 3D and 4D technology but one enterprising firm has spotted a gap in the market.
TGL News: for sustainability experts this could be “our time”
Could it be that finally, after years and years of hard work by the most dedicated committed people you’re likely to find in this country – among them our fabulous Greenlisters – the mainstream media is finally starting to “get” that sustainability and green buildings are where the real action is?
Justin Hatchett on a new solution for old office furniture
Justin Hatchett, left the corporate sector just 18 months ago to start up Green Furniture Hub and he’s on roll. His company that diverts office furniture from landfill has been operating for just 18 months and it’s growing – with staff and warehouses and a fleet of trucks in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.