Topics: green

Do you have a closet full of ‘fast fashion’ you’ve only worn once or twice? Does your bin fill up with unwanted clothes when you decide to update your wardrobe?

Keeping Brisbane clean and tidy can be a big job, but with everyone pitching in and doing their part, the Brisbane lifestyle residents and visitors have come to love will continue to flourish.

Are you ever stuck feeling like it’s impossible to dress to impress without adding something new to your ensemble?

We know how important it is to recycle items like cardboard, paper and hard plastics, but did you know it’s also important to recycle green waste?

Apartment living in Brisbane is becoming increasingly popular but living in a small space doesn’t mean you can’t be sustainable and do things like compost, recycle or limit your amount of waste ending up in landfill.

We all want to make a difference and support a cleaner and greener Brisbane by taking small actions in our homes, like recycling. Yet, despite our good intentions, we often get stuck wondering what can be recycled, where it goes once collected each fortnight, and why it matters.

Plastic is not fantastic! Approximately 38,000 tonnes of plastic was sent to landfill in Brisbane last year via household rubbish bins, including lots of plastic products that could have been recycled or avoided.