The theme of the Clean Up Australia Schools Litter Sculpture Competition is Nature Reimagined, encouraging students to rethink waste materials, transforming discarded items into thought-provoking works of art which showcase elements of nature.

In celebration of our 35 th anniversary, renowned Australian artist Timothy Johnston has created a stunning new design for Clean Up Australia’s merchandise, in recognition of the organisation’s origins and ongoing commitment to the environment.

The Awards recognised outstanding volunteers making a positive contribution to our environment.

During the festive season, it can be easy to get wrapped up in excess – let's try and be Santa’s sustainable elf instead!

The Clean Up Australia community project at Redfern and Waterloo saw six monthly Clean Ups take place in public housing estates in the City of Sydney area.

Every year, October 14 is International E-Waste Day – now is the time to find your old tech and ensure it is recycled!

Imagine a circular economy for toys – where they are designed to be enjoyed, then reused and recycled, instead of thrown away.

You might be used to the convenience of disposable nappies, but modern cloth reusable nappies can have less impact on the environment compared to disposable nappies, while also saving you money.

A state focus on best practice for composting via kerbside bins in South Australia.