To encourage everyone to understand, learn from or share First Nations approaches to sustainability, we recently updated some of the Green Street badges to include actions related to First Nations perspectives. read more

This publication from UNGC Network & EY Australia aims to raise awareness and help businesses drive sustainability through positive actions along their supply chain. See why this matters, and download the report. read more

The ACCC has published draft guidelines to improve businesses' environmental claims and reduce greenwashing, after finding that 57% of businesses were making misleading sustainability claims. The guide is useful for all business owners, marketers, an... read more

We're delighted to launch the new Green Street website! The completely revamped site is full of resources, tips and information to help everyone have a go at being sustainable. read more

Promotion Products are providing marketing products that are sustainably manufactured, ethically produced, made as locally as possible, and sourced with renewable materials. read more

Concerned residents and businesses in Samford Valley decided they wanted to reduce or eliminate the use of plastic bags way back in 2012 – well before the legislation to reduce plastic bag usage was enacted in Queensland. read more

2022 marks the 10th year of the Samford Solar Neighbourhood scheme, which helped over 200 households reduce carbon emissions and save money by reducing or eliminating energy costs. read more

The famous Samford Patisserie café now has two community recycling pickup stations, both of which help the environment. Coffee grounds are perfect for veggie gardens, while other waste like eg cartons and bubble wrap can be collected and used for a ... read more

Samford Design & Print has a free community service where you can very conveniently drop in your used cartridges (including big toner cartridges). read more

The Leisa Tree shop in Samford has a collection point for plastic bread tags. The tags are recycled by a charity, raising funds to buy wheelchairs for disadvantaged people in South Africa. read more