Through the work of 11 regenerative artists, this exhibition invites us us to reconsider our perspectives on material sustainability and explore how creativity can contribute to ecological healing. By Alexi Freeman
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Communities are tackling rising temperatures with the powerful impact of tiny forests. These small, dense patches of native plants cool urban areas, restore biodiversity, and enhance well-being. By Berenice Chong
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Did you know that food waste occurs at every stage of the supply chain? Around 25% of produce never even leaves the farm, with logistical issues and market fluctuations seeing edible produce land on the garbage pile. Then there are supermarkets... By Hudson Brown
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Paul Goodenough, Emmy-nominated writer and producer, is on a mission to save the planet. From founding Rewriting Extinction to launching Rewired.Earth, he’s using the power of storytelling to protect species and reshape the global economy. By Daniel Simons
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Community only grows stronger when people feel at home. First Hike Project achieves this by taking young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds on day hikes and overnight camping trips throughout the Australian wilderness. Surrounded by a peaceful setting, the easygoing conversation helps to form lasting bonds. By Hudson Brown
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Meet the tiny yet mighty Asian shore crab on Melbourne’s shores. Learn about its impact as an invasive species and how citizen science programs like PestWatch! empower volunteers to help researchers monitor its spread. Dive in to the world of citizen science and its global significance. By Daniel Vlahek
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Discover why two leading Australian circular fashion brands, Arnsdorf and A.BCH, are closing their doors in 2024. Explore the journey of these pioneers and what it means for the future of sustainable fashion. By Nikki Stefanoff
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In a world grappling with the environmental toll of industries like textiles, Jessie French is riding the crest of a green movement harnessing algae for sustainable fabrication materials, propelling us towards a post-petrochemical future. By Alexi Freeman
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Global Citizen's mission to end poverty by 2030 is making waves. Read how they're catalysing change worldwide. Discover the power of collective action and impactful change. By Daniel Simons
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When it comes to tackling society’s most wicked challenges, some people are ‘dreamers’ and some people are ‘doers.’ For Katie Patrick, the author of ‘How to Save The World,’ dreaming, is doing.
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Competitions are magnets for change. Firstly, and most importantly, they change the public perception about what’s possible. They also incentivise risk takers to push boundaries, motivate global investment, and result in enormous amounts of press - often for projects or solutions that may otherwise not receive much coverage. A well designed competition can also lead to a raft of new and innovative ideas and give rise to entire industries and ecosystems - before and after the prize goal has been achieved.
Words by Daniel Simons
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With the window to secure a safe climate future closing, and trillions of dollars in search of solutions, Australia’s climate tech sector is exploding. Meet some of the top organisations that are nurturing our best talent, driving growth, and helping the impact ecosystem thrive.
Words by Daniel Simons
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A new generation of design researchers are delving deeply into mycelium's potential, illuminating a sustainable path for creating environmentally responsible design products. Im-permanent is a survey exhibition of mycelium practice and an official part of NGV Melbourne Design Week 2023 running from May 18 - 28, at The Store Gallery, Abbotsford Convent in Melbourne.
Words by Alexi Freeman
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An Australian research project exploring the revitalisation of post-industrial, contaminated land sites using a low-cost, natural, plant-based process called phytoremediation is yielding promising results. The project aims to test a variety of plants within an Australian context to see which are the most effective at restoring soils. Read more via link in bio
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When we think about hospitals, we imagine disease, pathology and suffering. Hospitals are a product of the industrial revolution, inspired by the factory model to be functional, sterile and efficient. What if they could be better?
Story by Daniel Simons
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We're excited to be partnering with Purpose, a unique and immersive two-day conference for the purpose-driven business community. Held on 19 and 20 October 2022 at Carriageworks, Sydney, the event is filled with ideas, inspiration, leadership, community and conversations helping us stay at the cutting edge of the purpose-driven landscape.
In partnership with Purpose
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From banishing termite infestations to terraforming Mars, there is an abundance of theories espousing how mushroom technology can positively impact our lives. But have you ever paused midway through your mushroom risotto to consider that our magical friends have evolved the capacity to help tackle one of our fastest growing landfill stowaways?
Story by Alexi Freeman
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Blockchain has faced its share of scrutiny, and rightly so. One Bitcoin transaction alone creates the same amount of waste as binning two iPhones. When we stop to consider blockchain’s murky environmental track record, we need to ask ourselves: Can we justify using it?
Story by Holly Bodeker-Smith
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