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thenextrush · 4 years
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Eat Local Week may have been cancelled so the farmers of the Scenic Rim are coming straight to your door!
Eat Local Week may have been cancelled so the farmers of the Scenic Rim are coming straight to your door! #farmersdirect #scenicrim #eatlocalweek #provadoresaustralia #qldfarmers #australianfarmers #auspol #qldpol
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Kate Raymont, Dallas Davidson and Kay Tomerup, and Frankie the sheep  
From the Eat Local Week team, in a bean paddock at Kalbar, just an hour from brisbane, THE SCENIC RIM FARM BOX was unveiled.  It delivers fresh produce direct from farms of the Scenic Rim, to people’s front doorsteps, backed by the logistics framework of Kalfresh.
The initiative will remain as a year-long, permanent offer and…
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cooldavidkentposts · 4 years
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NCTCE launches free webinar series for cleantech industry
National Cleantech Conference & Exhibition (NCTCE) has curated a program of live, interactive virtual events — Cleantech Conversations — to highlight the innovation and ‘pivoting’ happening in the cleantech industry as a result of the ongoing global pandemic.
Despite the devastation wrought by the novel coronavirus, a post-COVID world offers a huge opportunity for the cleantech industry.
As the world collectively realises that we can’t return to ‘normal’, many are seeing this as a magic moment in time to reshape economies and societies, and improve the way we work and live. New technology, sustainability and collaboration will most certainly be part of this new landscape.
The first in the webinar series — How are local government sustainability leaders preparing for the ‘next normal’? — will investigate the role of SDG projects in local government following the COVID-19 pandemic and the catastrophic bushfires resulting from climate change.
This webinar will address questions such as:
Are these crises presenting an opportunity to rebuild or reboot in a sustainable way and prioritise sustainable development within local governments?
With local government resources being stretched across two significant crises, how has this altered future planning?
Has the disruption enabled councils to undertake projects they wouldn’t normally do and/or bring shovel-ready projects forward?
As the health crisis disrupts and takes precedence, how are local government sustainability leaders grappling with the prospect of SDG projects losing momentum and taking a backseat to the COVID-19 response?
What are local communities asking for right now?  
Tracie Armstrong — Senior Program Manager of Climate Response at Knox City Council — will facilitate the webinar, with the following panellists:
Tina Perfrement: Business and Industry Engagement, Economic Development and Events, City of Greater Geelong. Cr Declan Clausen: Deputy Lord Mayor, City of Newcastle. Troy McGrath: Senior Manager, Market Development, CitySmart Brisbane. Scott Breust: Industry Advancement Lead – Clean Technologies and Advanced Manufacturing, Sunshine Coast Council.
Commencing from 28 May 2020, the webinar series will tap into the expertise of NCTCE’s speaker alumni, industry innovators and thought leaders. Some sessions will ponder the ‘big questions’, while others will drill down on innovations and case studies from each of the various cleantech sectors.
Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions, network (virtually), learn and be inspired.
To learn more and to register, click here.
source http://sustainabilitymatters.net.au/content/sustainability/news/nctce-launches-free-webinar-series-for-cleantech-industry-88578416
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thenextrush · 4 years
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Article Accessories: Uniting Australian Fashion Labels
Article Accessories: Uniting Australian Fashion Labels #wewearaustralian #supportsmallbusiness #madeinaustralia #australianfashioncouncil #australianfashion #fashion #fashionblog #fashionnews #brisbane #articleproduct #onlinefashion
Brisbane-based accessories brand “article:” unites with leading labels in #WeWearAustralian campaign
The creative energy previously behind eeni meeni miini moh® joins her Australian fashion peers with her artsy luxe handbag & accessories brand, article: in a WIN / WIN / WIN for consumers, brands and charities.
The message is clear from Brisbane-based artist and fashion creativeElizabeth…
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