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Remix Plastic is a sustainability education project that engages people in a conversation around reducing their consumption of single-use plastic. ...

This year as part of Plastic Free July Aotearoa, we have given a tour of our bathroom to show the different things that you can swap out. This blog...

In 1901, a huia feather was presented to the Duke of York, heir to the British throne, during his visit to Aotearoa New Zealand and in 2020 I gifte...

On Friday 29th May New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern wore a pair of the Huia Feather Earrings during a press release about supporting the...

New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, recently wore a pair of our Huia Feather Earrings* and we have been blown away with the support for o...

Recycling 3D printer plastic waste tutorial as part of our Makerspace series. These resources aim to provide ideas and inspiration for others to consider how these may impact the environment and explore ways to reduce that impact where possible.

Often 3D printers cut out part way through the job or prototyped objects are no longer needed. These items may have potential to become something other than planned!

Name labels are often used for conferences, meetings, workshops and networking events. Working in waste reduction I was surprised to find this is e...

We have recently partnered with CareSaver KiwiSaver, a KiwiSaver scheme that invest funds in environmental and socially responsible companies, avoi...

As we all know, a lot has changed over the past 2 months. With a nationwide lockdown many businesses have struggled to keep their footholds until t...

Recycling 3D printer plastic waste tutorial as part of our Makerspace series. These resources aim to provide ideas and inspiration for others to consider how these may impact the environment and explore ways to reduce that impact where possible.

In April I had the opportunity to tell my story of how I discovered I was investing in companies that I had been boycotting for my entire consumer life.

These things have reduced our impact and saved us money over the past 3 years. During the lockdown, living low waste allowed us to be resilient and adaptable.