Plastic bags are one of the main contaminants found in the green bin. There is a lot of con...
Expanded polystyrene foam (aka Styrofoam) includes meat trays, coffee cups and foam packagi...
Post-it notes, small pieces of paper and shredded paper can be placed in the green bin. Pa...
Shredded paper provides a great sources or carbon, which is an important component of good ...
All nappies, even those that claim to be biodegradable or compostable need to go in the general waste bin. At pr...
Pencil and other wood shavings such as saw dust can go in your green bin. The wood shaving...
Although South Australians are the best recyclers in the nation, we can still do better by reducing our ...
Once collected from kerbside, your food and garden organics are transported to a local composting facility....
A big ‘hi five’ to anyone that has taken on the plastic free July challenge. As you may know, it’s no...
Whether its flowers or weeds, lawn clippings or leaves, sticks, small logs or bark, it can...
If you are planting new seedlings or trees, make sure you keep the plastic trays and pots out of your green...
Here are five ways you can go plastic free for July and hopefully beyond. As School holidays are coming up we’ve...