Part 3 of Marion Vigot’s Interview In part 3 of our interview with Marion Vigot, we dive into her work with Responsible Cafes and the growing sustainable cafes movement reshaping cafe culture across Australia. As the organisation’s General Manager, Marion is helping cafes, communities, and everyday coffee lovers rethink single use waste and embrace sustainable
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From free walking tours to paid walking tours, just like the rest of the world, walking tours in Australia are growing more and more popular. They are a great way to see the city you are visiting (or from) with a knowledgeable guide that will give you great insights in the city or area, its
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Part 2 of Marion Vigot’s Interview In Part 2 of our conversation with sustainability trailblazer Marion Vigot, we dive deeper into what drives her mission. She shares why impact entrepreneurship is at the heart of her work, her passion for developing compostable packaging, and why she believes composting is one of the most important pillars
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Part 1 of Marion Vigot’s Interview We spoke to composting goddess Marion Vigot, as part of our series about sustainable businesses, and we talked about all things composting. Marion runs two sustainable businesses, Compostable Alternatives and Responsible Cafes. She also travels Australia in a converted van, spreading her message as a real life sustainability superhero,
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We spoke to the gorgeous artivist Carolyn Cardinet, a visual artist who works with waste, and creates sustainable art. She is a multi media installation artist, and makes stunning installations, wearables, necklaces, earrings and sculpture made of single waste plastics she sources. Carolyn Cardinet has dedicated her whole artistic career to sustainability and sustainable art,
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We spoke to Deb, the owner and creator behind L’ada Soaps and Scents. It is a family business, Deb runs it with her husband Andrew and their two sons, Liam and Adam, also help out. All of their products are home made locally and are natural and sustainable. Deb told us about how they make
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Welcome to another showcase for our Sustainaroo Travels Podcast, where we interview real people making real world changes every day for a better future. This time we spoke to Luke Phillips, who owns Into Coffee, a zero waste cafe and sustainability hub, and Into Carry, a studio for eco-friendly bags, design and upcycling in Collingwood,
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Interview with Lana & Flossy from Earthcare St Kilda Welcome to another showcase podcast episode, where we interview people who are making real world changes everyday for a better future. This time we were lucky enough to speak to Earthcare St Kilda, the people who look after the colony of Little Penguins in St Kilda.
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Part 2 of Maddie and Andreas’ Interview Welcome to Part 2 of our interview with Maddie and Andreas, the owners of Providence Foods bulk food store in Ferntree Gully, in Melbourne, Australia. We asked them for some easy sustainability ideas for our sustainable business showcase, where we interview people who are making real world changes
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Part 1 of Maddie & Andreas’ Interview Welcome to our first sustainable business showcase! Where we interview people who are making real world changes every day for a better future. Don’t forget to check out Part two where these two from Providence Foods about sustainable tips and swaps. These bulk food store owners, Maddie &
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