If you have ever noticed a car following a truck that empties your kerbside yellow recycling bin, you may have seen Assaad, the City’s Senior Audit and Inspection Officer and his team.

When Jess Hobbs began volunteering on the organising committee of her children's school fair, she was shocked at the amount of waste the event produced. She wondered why the school's teachings on composting and recycling in the classroom did not transfer over to the school fair.

Travelling around Greater Geelong is one of the things that Hard Waste collectors Anthony and Grant like most about their job. The travel makes every day different, and their job never gets boring.

Jack and Robbie are part of the City’s Organics Litter Picker team at Pt Henry Resource Recovery & Transfer Station. The team receive kerbside garden organics and pick out any items that should not be in there. This important job helps turn garden waste into high quality compost.

Pull out your Christmas list and check it twice with these tips to help you minimise waste during the silly season. 

How we care for our textiles can make a huge difference to how long they last us, and in turn the environmental impact of textile products. 

Whether it's for Book Week, Halloween, or a fancy dress party, putting together a more sustainable costume is easier than you think. 

Recycling starts in the supermarket aisle with the types of products you select and packaging they come in.

Used polystyrene is being turned into new roads and products like picture frames thanks to a local initiative.

Your food and nutrition needs change as you grow and age.

This is the second in a series of three articles we've prepared with tips from members of the Geelong West Community Garden to help you minimise garden waste.

What you don't eat, your garden will. 

Located on Wadawurrung Country, Wurriki Nyal honours the Aboriginal cultural heritage of the region. It includes three permanent art installations by Wadawurrung artists - Dr Deanne Gilson, Kait James, and Billy - Jay O'Toole.

Last year two of our most popular articles were about Geelong's blister pack recycling trial.

Being waste wise starts with smart choices at the checkout, but it’s not always clear cut, like when it comes to choosing bin liners.