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Discover this council program helping children understand severe weather and its potential impacts
Check out this recipe for DIY Bokashi Mix using just a few ingredients
Head to the First Nations Family Fun Day for fun, food, craft and culture.
Missed the OzHarvest Fight Food Waste sessions? Here are the top tips from OzHarvest food waste fighter Michele Lipner.
Pip Magazine is a great place to find ideas, information and inspiration about living more sustainably using permaculture principles.
Some of the biggest car companies want to pump the brakes on new legislation that would cut petrol bills and clean up climate pollution.
Looking for free things to do this weekend? Head to the First Nations Family Fun Day, in Glass House Mountains for fun, food, craft and culture.
Become a Citizen Scientist these school holidays on a guided ClimateWatch trail walk.
Find reuse and recycling options for things that can't be recycled at home such as clothing, electronics, mattresses, paint, white goods, coffee capsules and more.
Emissions from households’ water use are on a par with aviation. The big cuts and savings they can make are being neglected
A framework for selecting and specifying sustainable materials for buildings in Australia, aimed primarily at architects and other building professionals.
An introductory guide to designing energy-efficient, future-proof, healthy and comfortable homes that last a lifetime.
If you’re considering a sustainable build or renovation, this series is for you. Over 100 homes will open their doors across the country, sharing their experience of building and living in sustainable homes. PLUS join architects, designers, tradespeople and experts for a month of online extension sessions.
Fancy learning more about hydroponic gardening? Check out these resources
Roughly half of the world’s population is experiencing severe water scarcity for at least part of the year. These numbers are expected to increase, exacerbated by climate change and population growth. Take a moment to consider your role this World Water Day.
Yikes, the water bill just arrived and it's more of a William than a 'bill'! Avoid a nasty surprise. Learn how to check for leaks and what to do when you find a leak.
Gather some recycled PVC pipes, plastic pots and you're on your way to creating a self-watering vertical garden.
From the source to your tap, being waterwise starts with you! Save energy, money and the environment with these top tips
A water-efficient garden is designed to meet your lifestyle needs without wasting water, regardless of your local climate. Water-efficient gardens often require less maintenance and reduce water bills and garden running costs. Your garden can survive with very little water if you follow these simple practices.
Hydroponics is a type of soilless gardening that can be done either indoors or outdoors. It's a great option for people with little or no gardening space, or who want to grow herbs and vegetables through the winter. Hydroponic gardening is space-efficient and takes less water than gardening in soil.
Where to find local and more sustainable chocolate supplies for Easter?
Going off-grid, living smaller, inter-generational living - if you're considering making the move to a Tiny Home check out the Australian Tiny House Podcast podcast.
Learn how to compost your organic waste to produce a Bokashi juice full of nutrients and alive with micro-organisms.
Growing your own sprouts at home is fun and easy. It's a perfect activity to get the kids interested in producing their own food as they can watch progress each day.