How to dress well and sustainably
The dialogue around fast fashion, slow fashion, and ethical brands had gained noticeable momentum over the last few years. For the uninitiated this can be a complex and somewhat confusing
Read MoreThe dialogue around fast fashion, slow fashion, and ethical brands had gained noticeable momentum over the last few years. For the uninitiated this can be a complex and somewhat confusing
Read MoreLooking for something to read this holiday season? We have compiled a few outstanding recommendations from Solar Schools team members (hi Roberta!) and some keen readers in our school community.
Read MoreWe’ve recently seen some very interesting articles focused on sustainability in the music industry including, REM’s Michael Stipe releasing a limited run of bioplastic record, a number of Australian acts
Read MoreWe’re currently hanging out for David Attenborough’s Wild Isles to arrive and thought we’d share some of the more inspiring documentaries we’ve watched over the past year. Not necessarily recommended
Read MoreTo celebrate International Women’s Day 2022 “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow” on March 8, we’ve put together a list of diverse, dedicated woman who have been inspiring all
Read MoreIn anticipation of the long summer break, we’ve put together a list of our favourite books of the year. Perfect for motivational beach/pool reading or mindful Christmas gifts. The Book
Read MoreIf you’re spending more time indoors due to the most recent lockdowns or just the cooler weather, why not catch-up on some of the best climate films and series. These
Read MoreOver the past ten years Plastic Free July has grown from a grassroots Australian concept into a global movement that helps millions of people be part of the solution to
Read MoreWith the holiday break less than a month away we’ve already started stacking our summer reads. Between the inevitable fantasy romance, sports bios and Oprah recommedations, why not pick up
Read MoreHave you caught Fight for Planet A on ABC TV + Iview yet? Craig Reucassel from the excellent War on Waste series not only explores Australia’s climate issues but offers
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