What is ‘Nude Food’ anyway?
‘Nude Food’ is a popular term in schools and preschools. But what exactly is ‘Nude Food’? Simply put, it’s food without excess packaging. Usually, this means food that is not...
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A handy guide to recycling small metal items
Recycling can sometimes be confusing, especially as regulations can change between local councils, not to mention the changes between states and countries. However, keeping up-to-date with current recycling processes is...
10 recycled and waste-free holiday crafts
The final bells have rung and classes are out, meaning that the kids are home for the next couple of weeks. For some, school holidays may mean family adventures full...
5 little known gems of South Australia
With school holidays just a few days away, here are some hidden gems of South Australia that we think are well worth a visit! All of these towns or projects...
A guide to going plastic-free this July
Plastic-free July is a great motivator to minimise your plastic waste and to start focussing on aspects of your life where you can start to eliminate plastics. Plastic litter is...
10 everyday items for your kerbside organics bin!
Composting, we all know the word, but what does it mean, how does it help and why should we be doing it? Quite simply, composting is the process of organic...
Why your business probably needs a waste audit
Every business generates waste. Whether it is waste generated through business activities or from staff food, waste is an inevitable part of each and every business. For some businesses, your primary...
Simple ways to protect our waterways
The River Murray is the lifeblood of South Australia; it provides water for industry, livestock, irrigation, homes, parks and gardens. The River and its’ tributaries, wetlands, floodplains, shorelines and banks...
KESAB education goes beyond South Australian borders – to Mongolia!
In April KESAB Executive Director John Phillips OAM and Wipe Out Waste (WOW) Program Manager Jo Hendrikx partnered with the Khangarid Rotary Club “Greenways Project” (receiver of an Australian DAP...
Read more KESAB education goes beyond South Australian borders - to Mongolia!
Top 5 tips for reducing everyday waste!
We all want to reduce our impact on the planet but at times the question of how can feel overly complex. It’s very easy to be overwhelmed by the thought...
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- 21Jun 2017
10 everyday items for your kerbside organics bin!
Composting, we all know the word, but what does it mean, how does it help and why should we be doing it? Quite simply, composting is the process of organic... - 14Jun 2017
Why your business probably needs a waste audit
Every business generates waste. Whether it is waste generated through business activities or from staff food, waste is an inevitable part of each and every business. For some businesses, your primary... - 07Jun 2017
Simple ways to protect our waterways
The River Murray is the lifeblood of South Australia; it provides water for industry, livestock, irrigation, homes, parks and gardens. The River and its’ tributaries, wetlands, floodplains, shorelines and banks... - 31May 2017
KESAB education goes beyond South Australian borders – to Mongolia!
In April KESAB Executive Director John Phillips OAM and Wipe Out Waste (WOW) Program Manager Jo Hendrikx partnered with the Khangarid Rotary Club “Greenways Project” (receiver of an Australian DAP... - 24May 2017
Top 5 tips for reducing everyday waste!
We all want to reduce our impact on the planet but at times the question of how can feel overly complex. It’s very easy to be overwhelmed by the thought... - 17May 2017
Litter on Lombok – the global picture
KESAB Executive Director, John Phillips OAM, recently returned from Lombok where he presented a session about the global impacts of Marine Litter and Debris to a group of tourism operators...
