Cutting down on waste doesn’t always mean replacing products and kitting yourself out with all the latest gizmo’s. That’s why we’ve put together a quick guide on how to cut down what you send to landfill without spending a cent on new gear.

Being a parent who cares about the environment is not just about cloth nappies and reusable wipes. Just simply by borrowing baby items and buying second-hand you are not just saving yourself money but you are helping the environment as well.

An easy way to get started on your waste-free journey is to simply buy eco-friendly or zero-waste alternatives to everyday items once they’ve run out or need replacing. There are loads of products out there and to make it all a bit easier, we’ve put together a comprehensive guide of 15 of the best waste-free kitchen alternatives to get you started.

Supermarkets banning plastic bags is a great first step, but what about the endless amount of plastic that food is actually packaged in? The bad news is this probably isn’t going to change any time soon, the good news is there are plenty of things you can start doing today to help!

Shocked at the amount of waste produced by their newborn’s disposable nappies, Karen Dunning and her husband Glen made the…

A fortnightly trip to the toy library was a highlight when Daniel was young!! There were quite a few reasons…

I am all for container deposit schemes but what I don’t agree with is the charge going straight to the…

Wow who ever came up with the word blog…. Anyway I am starting because I have so much to share with everyone…thoughts, cool products, ideas and loads more. As most people know I run waste free parenting and waste free living workshops and love food hate waste workshops (food lovers master classes) for 40 councils all over NZ […]