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The eco hub Magill Road

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Address: Magill Rd 5068 Adelaide, SA, Australia

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22.01.2022 The power of marketing

19.01.2022 It is frightening to find that clothes and bedding dyed with toxic dyes are entering our country (take the time to read the article below). This is precisely why we are offering sustainable and ethical clothing at both Ecolateral and Natures Threads on Ebenezer Place. We know what fabrics and dyes are used and how and where our fashion garments are made so you can feel confident that you are wearing true sustainable and ethical garments. http://www.adelaidenow.com.au//story-fnkjkokr-1226911481494

19.01.2022 https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10156402500462829&id=157228367828 we are so excited our humble little cafe was nominated and made this list. Now its time to vote. We are very proud of our coffee. Lots of love in each cup!

18.01.2022 This is Laura and she sells awesome stuff inside Espresso Royale. Come and visit!

15.01.2022 We are hosting our Eco Xmas Fair again on Saturday 7th November at Ecolateral 411 Magill Road. Promoting local talent with a huge array of eco gift ideas. P&A Organic Meats will be at the BBQ, coffee and eats available. Open from 9.00am to 4.00pm. Kids activities will give mum and dad time to relax. See you there.

14.01.2022 Dont forget our Eco Xmas Fair tomorrow at Ecolateral, Saturday from 9.00am to 4.00pm. Our car park will be chocker block full of beautiful Exo gift ideas for Christmas by talented artisans from around Adelaide. Ecolateral is also bursting at the seams with gorgeous fair trade, natural gift ideas for family and friends. Enjoy our BBQ by P&A Organic Meats, cakes by Yummy Naturals and Coffee while relaxing under an umbrella in what is meant to be a beautiful spring day. We look forward to seeing you here.

11.01.2022 Rainbow Tree have huge savings across their #ergoPouch range. Spring/Autumn weight organic cotton zip swaddles $15 off Spring/Autumn weight bamboo and organic cotton sleeping bags $20 off Spring/Autumn weight bamboo and organic cotton layers $5 off... Summer weight bamboo and organic cotton sheeting sleeping bags $20 off Summer weight bamboo swaddles $10 off Winter weight organic cotton sleepsuits $35 off Winter weight organic cotton large sleepsuits $40 off See more

11.01.2022 Come and hear about the REAL POWER of the Menstrual Cycle! Four years ago Fiona watched this movie and it had such an impact on her she decided to one day do a public screening so as many people as possible could see it too. Its taken a few years, but now it is finally happening.... ... Moon Inside You Film Fundraiser Fundraising for UGANDA Menstrual Hygiene Project. The Fun Bit: An old fashioned film night, drinks, nibbles, door prizes, and a silent auction... itll be a laugh, a celebration of sisterhood (we expect you men there too!) and a damn great time! The Serious Bit: For a girl in Australia, the day she gets her period can be confronting. For a girl in rural Uganda, that day can be terrifying. These girls live in a world where reproductive health is taboo its not discussed at school or at home and they are often completely unaware of what is happening to their bodies and how to care for themselves. On top of that, many girls dont know about sanitary pads and even if they do, can rarely afford to buy them. The Moon Inside You is a journey to the roots of femininity and life... the movie is a fresh look at a taboo that defines the political and social reality of both women and men in a more profound way than society might be willing to admit.... the award winning documentary approaches the subject through both personal and collective references, thus challenging our preconceived idea of womanhood. All profits go towards the UGANDA Menstrual Hygiene Management Project (MHM). For women and girls to live healthy, productive and dignified lives, its essential that they are able to manage menstrual bleeding effectively; something that western communities largely take for granted. In Uganda, PLAN for Girls are supporting local women to make low-cost sanitary pads so that women and girls can afford to use these products. Its a win-win approach, as women have gained a source of income and new skills, and their female customers now have access to an essential hygiene product. As well as addressing womens practical needs, PLAN for Girls is also promoting better awareness among women and men to reduce embarrassment, cultural practices or taboos around menstruation that negatively affect the lives of women and girls. Too see more about this event and for ticket bookings, please check out this poster and follow the links. There is a fabulous film preview that can be viewed for a wonderful taster of what is to come! https://www.smore.com/app/pages/preview/xxz2e

10.01.2022 Check out this event hosted by the Adelaide Sustainable Building Network. Always fascinating, informative and a great networking opportunity for like minded people. Urban Sustainability: Big Picture Thinking Wednesday, June 25th, 2014 AIA Presentation Space - 100 Flinders St, Adelaide 6.30 - 9.00pm... Event RSVP Link: http://guestli.st/262011 Event Description: In our upcoming AdelaideSBN event we will begin to zoom out to take a look at sustainability in built environments at an urban scale. While it is important that our individual buildings are designed and perform in a way which reduces ecological impact, some of the greatest potential leaps toward a sustainable future is at the city and neighbourhood level. We will be joined by Ehsan Sharifi, UniSA PhD candidate, and Stuart Pope, from the Adelaide City Council, to help spark some thoughts of how to approach sustainability at such a large scale. Ehsan will dive into research he has been conducting about Urban Heat Island (UHI) Effect on Australian Cities and how UHI can influence comfort in public spaces and also carbon emissions in urban lifestyles. Stuart will discuss urban sustainability design principles the Adelaide City Council is looking to incorporate into their Urban Design Strategy

09.01.2022 Please support the businesses that support local suppliers and provide a great service to you

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08.01.2022 Im in love with this!

07.01.2022 Magill Road 1977. My Dad Kevin with me in the pram out front of newly opened Clarks Cycles. Still in business today, though now located at 354 Magill Road.

06.01.2022 Taken a stroll along uber hip Ebenezer Place of late? Ecolateral - good friends and The eco hub Magill Road neighbours have expanded and opened a second shop; N...atures Threads dedicated to Fair Trade fashion. Theyve joined former Magill Road gem Studio eco - trend setters ;) Two good reasons to head into the city. Chop chop, youve got no excuses now!

04.01.2022 Espresso Royale has two beautiful vintage stores and the delightfully different Owl Baby store hidden within... Come and explore

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03.01.2022 A sculpture my 4 year old made using bits and pieces he pulled out of the old scrap pile on my sisters farm. I think its art! :)

02.01.2022 Espresso Royale will be open 9 til 1 new years day

02.01.2022 Isnt Mother Nature amazing? http://www.lifebuzz.com/similar-flowers/#!YfFtC