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23.01.2022 It's all about reducing food waste for this week's #TrashtalkTuesday With some simple steps, we can avoid adding food to landfill and save money in the process. Win/win! 1. Plan ahead by writing a list when you shop - you'll avoid buying things you don't need 2. Buy the imperfect fruit and veg, it might not look pretty but it tastes just as good 3. Look for food with less packaging, single-use snacks are an easy one to leave out ... 4. Store food in the right containers so it doesn't go off in the fridge or pantry 5. Compost! It's the best way to turn scraps into nutrient-rich fertiliser for your garden Thank you to everyone who helps to #KeepAustraliaBeautiful #litterfighter #tidyaussie #trashtalktuesday #tenlittlepieces #plasticfree #ecofriendly #take3forthesea #environment #recycle #sustainability #fightwaste

21.01.2022 If you missed out on watching the 2020 Sustainable Communities Tidy Towns Awards or just can't wait to re-live every moment - the recording is now available on YouTube! #tidytowns #sustainablecommunities #keepaustraliabeautiful Gympie Regional Council

18.01.2022 Do you want to cut down on food waste in your kitchen and spend less on your groceries? Researchers at Central Queensland University surveyed 5000 Australian households about their food waste habits to work out what creates a permanent change in their food behaviours and how to reduce food waste in the home. The "Global best practice for designing interventions to reduce household food waste" report includes 11 recommendations for designing effective interventions to reduce h...ousehold food as well as specific interventions for behaviours requiring change. https://www.abc.net.au//how-to-cut-down-on-food-w/12815180

17.01.2022 How to give more sustainably this holiday season https://www.lifeunpacked.com//how-to-give-more-sustainably

13.01.2022 Proposals are now invited for panels, workshops, roundtables, debates, presentations and other interactive formats for the Keep Australia Beautiful NSW Litter Congress 2020. Details at http://www.littercongress.com.au/

13.01.2022 What a great idea - provide the opportunity to upcycle plastic by renting out plastic reprocessing machines to community centres and councils https://newsroom.unsw.edu.au//bu/big-idea-public-recycling

12.01.2022 Share your experience and learnings by delivering a presentation or workshop at Litter Congress 2021. Submissions close Friday 11 December 2020 Details available at http://www.littercongress.com.au/program/call-for-proposals/ ... #lesslitter See more

11.01.2022 Did you get to watch the 2020 Keep Australia Beautiful Australian Sustainable Communities Tidy Towns Online Awards Ceremony yesterday? In case you missed it, have a look at the introduction video with music written and performed by the very talented Luciano Mesiti #tidytowns #sustainablecommunities #keepaustraliabeautiful

10.01.2022 Of her ambitions as the Waste Warrior, Sabine says, I want people to question this idea of pushing food to the end of the board and throwing it in the bin. I had been doing it myself for years. https://www.sbs.com.au//waste-warriors-tips-eating-well-an

07.01.2022 Having a clean out these holidays? Donating good quality items is a great way to give back to your community but please don’t let your good deeds go to waste! Make sure you drop your items INSIDE a charity bin or shop Goods left outside get quickly ruined and end up costing our charities to clean up, you can also get fined! More on littering: www.qld.gov.au/litter

07.01.2022 12 great gift ideas from our friends at Recycle Right WA

01.01.2022 Iconic chocolate brand KitKat is temporarily replacing the logo on its packaging with a recycling symbol. The campaign, Give the Planet a Break, aims to encourage and educate Aussies to recycle their soft plastics correctly. It comes after a study commissioned by KitKat found that while 80 per cent of Aussies wanted to recycle, nearly half the population don’t know how to recycle properly. Remember: Soft plastics don’t belong in your yellow household recycling bin. Instead..., store them in a reusable shopping bag and drop them off in a REDcycle collection bin the next time you visit the supermarket. https://www.news.com.au///ce78a685372d5a16d983ba9a4880a76e