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Recycle not landfill: Aussies called on to dig out 13 million unusable phones for National Recycling Week

Ahead of National Recycling Week (11-17 November 2024), research from MobileMuster, Australia’s largest mobile phone recycling program, has shown that awareness of mobile phone recycling is lowest among young Australians aged 16-24[1]. MobileMuster is using National Recycling Week as an opportunity to help more young Australians learn about mobile phone recycling and play their part in […]
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ZOLO LAUNCHES ONE-FOR-ONE TECH DISPOSAL TO SUPPORT COMMUNITIES IN NEED

Zolo launching One-for-One tech exchange program Businesses hand in old laptops in exchange for a refurbished tablet provided to a community in need Zolo clients include, Zip Co, Temple & Webster and Aussie Broadband Zolo, the sustainable e-waste solutions provider, has announced the launch of its One-for-One technology exchange program, which will see old laptops […]
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Monash University sets out roadmap for Australia’s circular economy revolution

Monash University Monash University is calling for Australia’s federal and state governments to take a bold leap on transitioning the nation to a sustainable and innovative circular economy. In a submission to the Productivity Commission’s inquiry into the circular economy, Monash has recommended a raft of policy, funding and regulatory settings that could make Australia the […]
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Seaweed Farmer Named Tasmania’s Australian of the Year

Sam Elsom, a farmer cultivating seaweed as a way to help dramatically reduce greenhouse gases produced by livestock, has been named Tasmania’s Australian of the Year. The announcement was made by Tasmania’s Deputy Premier, Guy Barnett. Mr Elsom will be a finalist at the 2025 Australian of the Year Awards to be announced in Canberra […]
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Solar Citizens calls for energy market reform to stop rooftop solar owners being over-charged

Solar Citizens is deeply concerned by the findings of Queensland Competition Authority (QCA) that households with rooftop solar are being charged at highly variable rates between retailers, with some being charged more than 50% more than others for feed-in tariffs. The findings are in the QCA Solar Feed-in Tariffs in South-East Queensland report for the […]
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NATURE VOLUNTEER GROUP

City of Geelong Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier -
A nature volunteer group is a group of people who volunteer together to observe, study and conserve wildlife and nature in their local area. While some might...

FOOD WASTE MATTERS

City of Geelong Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier -
BREAD The most common food waste victim is bread. We love our sandwiches, toast and rolls – we simply love bread. That’s why we buy so...

COUNCILLOR ‘LISTENING POSTS’ ACROSS THE BELLARINE

City of Geelong Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier -
Community members in Barwon Heads, St Leonards and Leopold will have a chance to raise issues with their local councillors on Saturday 20 November...

JOKE # 4 “DAVE”

Borough of Queenscliffe Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier -
Dave was bragging to his boss one day, "You know, I know everyone there is to know. Just name someone, anyone, and I know...

A-LEAGUE – WESTERN UNITED FC v MELBOURNE VICTORY

City of Geelong Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier -
Western United is returning to GMHBA Stadium! The Green and Black will arrive in Geelong for the first time since January, kicking off the Club’s...

TAKE A STEP ON NEW TORQUAY HISTORY TRAIL

Senior Editor Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier Countess Caroline Jean Leitenmaier -
Locals and visitors can learn more about Torquay thanks to a community-driven project that features 28 historical markers spread across town. Torquay and District Historical...
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