Whether you’re just starting to BYO coffee cup or have been composting for decades, we've got info, news and resources to help!
We’re calling on Australians to STEP UP and make a pledge towards reducing their waste contribution.
Will you get involved? Share your selfie and tag us @cleanupaustralia #stepuptocleanup
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.
It is 2024 and there are 150 million metric tonnes of plastic pollution in the ocean.
Clean Up Australia Chair Pip Kiernan on community-building and stopping waste at the source.
Those small produce stickers on fruit and vegetables create a big problem.
Batteries in kerbside bins are causing fires. Instead, recycle them at any battery recycling drop-off point.
Australia’s largest community-based environmental event saw over 10,000 Clean Ups take place across the nation, in an incredible show of support.
Despite our best intentions, when it comes to travel, sustainability practices can fall by the wayside.
Inspire your family and friends to make a change by sharing your pledge and tagging @CleanUpAustralia #CleanUpAustralia
Clean Up Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.