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Purchase Recycled Products
From toilet paper to chairs, jackets to dog leads, there are many recycled products that are excellent quality, so consider buying recycled when you buy.
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Adopt a vegetarian diet
Join the mung bean nation! Prevent the sizzling death of a thousand innocent animals, improve your health, and hit the jackpot in terms of reducing
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Avoid bottled water
Avoid bottled water and feel good knowing that you’re saving money, reducing your personal health risks and reducing resource waste in your community. Humans require
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Avoid genetically modified (GM) food
Avoid eating Genetically Modified (GM) Food and demand more thorough testing and mandatory labelling of genetic crops and foods. Scientists are altering and augmenting the
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Buy local and seasonal food
Locally produced food grown in sync with the seasons is fresher and requires less energy to produce and transport to you. Eating local and seasonal
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Eat organic food
Too many pesticides, herbicides and fungicides in your food? Try eating organic. Organic food certification requires that crops and livestock are grown and reared naturally,
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Reuse your greywater
Reusing greywater to water lawns and gardens could save up to 50,000 litres of drinking water per home each year. Greywater is recycled water from
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Reduce your stormwater pollution
By managing your domestic stormwater, you can reduce polluting the waterways we love to swim in, fish and simply enjoy. The catchment area of our
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Make your renovations green
Renovations are the ideal opportunity to make your house more efficient and sustainable. Try these tips and feel good about your home. From the design
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Install solar hot water
Sunlight converts cold water into hot water. No gases are emitted and no one gets hurt. Life is rarely this simple! The cost of energy
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