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Managing Organic Waste If You Can’t Compost

Managing Organic Waste If You Can’t Compost

by Rebecca Tregurtha | 21 Jan, 2021 | Reducing Waste

How can you manage organic waste if you can’t compost at home? We are fortunate to have a garden...

Keeping Dog Waste Out of Landfill

Keeping Dog Waste Out of Landfill

by Rebecca Tregurtha | 6 Mar, 2020 | Reducing Waste

What do you do with your dog waste? I’m posting a quick post today with a little update about our...

Minimising Waste to Landfill

Minimising Waste to Landfill

by Rebecca Tregurtha | 8 Jan, 2020 | Our Project, Reducing Waste

My major focus for 2019 was minimising waste to landfill from our household. Before moving on to...

The Bin Audit

The Bin Audit

by Rebecca Tregurtha | 6 Apr, 2019 | Our Project, Reducing Waste

If you watched the ABC’s War on Waste you will have seen a few bin audits. Unpleasant though...

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We particularly acknowledge the Ngunnawal & Ngambri people, on whose land our family lives. May we tread a little lighter.
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