At this time of the year, many places in New Zealand are on Water Level restrictions. While the Cambridge area is still on a Level 1 restriction, neighbouring areas like Te Awamutu and Ohaupo have been escalated to a Level 4. There are many things we can do daily to help reduce our consumption so check out our top tips below!

The Christmas season can leave our bins overflowing and our land fills stocked to the brim. Whether it’s the wrapping paper from the gifts under the tree or the plastic plates from the New Year’s barbecue, it’s no surprise that Christmas is often labelled as the most wasteful time of the year. Check out our tips below to help reduce your waste this Christmas season!

Thankfully, current generations are beginning to realise that we should be actively trying to minimise our waste daily. Whether that’s making an effort to bring your Keep Cup to your local cafe or to put in the effort to recycle mindfully. These days, it’s becoming easier and easier to join the zero waste movement trend so we wanted to share some of our top tips! For some, these ideas will be nothing out of the ordinary. But for those new to the journey, or those just looking for a little inspiration, be sure to give this blog post a read!

I love a good decluttering process. However, I find that the only thing which really ruins the post-de-cluttering joy is the disposable solutions of all unwanted goods. It feels terrible when you have piles of clothing, furniture, books or gifts which no longer spark joy in your life and you need to give them away. And while it feels so good to walk through a clean and clutter-free home, the excess of stuff left over always makes me feel ungrateful.

Gradually, I’m learning that through my own de-cluttering process, I actually have the ability to share my unwanted goods with people and families who do want them. One man’s trash truly is another’s treasure.

So this blog post is all about these disposable solutions which encourage guilt-free de-cluttering!

Christmas is a time to celebrate the year that's been. I know we usually leave our future goals until January, but this year I've been so excited to gradually transition the house towards a more mindful and eco-friendly environment. Looking after our planet shouldn't have to wait until goal-setting season. Let's start looking after our planet this year, this Christmas, with this post. Click Read More to learn some tricks to help you transition your household too!