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Breaking down the four-bin system in Victoria and how it'll impact you.

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Breaking down the three most common ways to compost.

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*last update Jul 2025 Soft plastic, an overview According to Clean Up Australia's most recent Litter Report, soft plastic pieces such as plastic bags, bread bags, cling film, confectionary wrappers and fresh and frozen produce bags, are the most common item found in litter. In addition to that, the amount of soft plastic collected has increased compared to the year before due to increased use by consumers and a lack of current facilities and programs to collect. To tack

The Container Deposit Scheme (CDS) is an initiative aimed at promoting recycling, reducing litter and reinforcing product stewardship.

Sending e-waste to landfill poses numerous significant environmental risks.

Australia is home to around 2,000 species of bee (out of the 20,000 species across the world). These bees have co-evolved with our native plants and flowers over thousands of years. Why do we need bees? Without bees, our ecosystem is at risk. Bees pollinate many of our plants by carrying pollen between plants. Carrying pollen between these plants helps them reproduce flowers, fruits and vegetables. Nearly two-thirds of Australia’s agricultural production benefits from bee

Have you ever noticed a company promote that their products are recyclable or that they are environmentally friendly but don’t provide any further information? Greenwashing is when companies provide a false or misleading claims on their environmental practices to appear as though they have a more positive environmental impact than they actually do. Have you been greenwashed? Companies may claim their products or services are more environmentally friendly than they actually ar

The Australasian Recycling Label (ARL) is a recycling label that helps Australians and New Zealanders understand how to recycle packaging.