May 2022
Grow Food, Not Lawns
Calling out to all of our lawn lovers, did you know that your green grass obsession could be harming the environment? In fact, they create a roadblock to achieving global-sustainability and have been described by experts as ‘ecologically dead space.’ This is because lawns are water-intensive, require the use of potentially toxic fertilisers and pesticides, and provide a poor habitat for Australian wildlife. Additionally,
Australia’s Food Insecurity Issue
Given how lucky Australia is as a nation, our incredible farming and landscape, our healthy economy and financial aid systems – many dismiss that there is in fact a food insecurity issue in Australia. At least not one that is as prevalent and concerning as it is. However, the Australian Government estimates that somewhere between 4% and 13% of the general population is
Over 3.6 Million Australians Seek Food Relief Each Year & That Figure Is Growing. Help Us Feed Those In Need - $2 = 10 Fresh Nutritious Meals
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