The team at Res.Awesome love supporting community reuse in action. Moving towards zero-waste means taking many pathways and investing in multiple solutions. Creating results that are higher up the zero-waste hierarchy than just recycling.

Refuse and Reuse is at the top of the zero waste hierarchy, and these are new old skills that we need to rediscover and part of our infrastructure system we must invest in. We are pleased to see that there is investment happening in this space locally from the Dunedin City Council. With these new upgrades to our curbside recycling systems being put in place over the coming years, we also need to invest in a reuse economy for all the other stuff that needs to be rehomed, and rediscover others’ treasures.

This is why we at Res.Awesome support and are now collaborating with The Restore Dunedin, our Kaiwhakaara Fi was invited to join the Restore Dunedin’s committee table as they go through some exciting upgrades.

The Restore Dunedin supports Habitat for Humanity’s Dunedin efforts to support the community with low-cost housing and housing repair.

Habitat for Humanity New Zealand is a not-for-profit organisation that works in partnership with people of goodwill and families in housing need, to eliminate sub-standard housing.

When you shop or donate goods to the Restore you are supporting your local community to have better housing. Now that is Reuse in action.

An easy to use 10-step guide to minimise waste in your workplace, and make positive steps towards Zero Waste in your office and personal life.

The team at Res.Awesome are proud to announce the release of our easy to use waste reduction guide for your workplace. We created this to help you minimise waste in your place of work and make positive steps towards zero-waste in your life. The guide is available for purchase on our website and is packed full of information on how to keep your office (whatever that may look like) as sustainable as possible.

The fast-paced nature of modern life often means we find ourselves participating in a ‘throwaway culture’ in which our food packaging and service-ware are designed to be disposable. Takeaway containers, plastic bottles, glass bottles, plastic bags, boxes, condiment packets, plastic cutlery, coffee cups, lids and napkins are a massive part of the hospitality supply chain. Much of this avoidable waste is generated at large community events; local food stalls and food trucks often rely on disposable service-ware to provide their goods and services. The great news is the Res.Awesome team know the perfect solution for diverting unnecessary waste from landfills. Wash Stations are one component of initiating an alternative, reuse economy.

The team at Res.Awesome are proud to announce the release of our easy to use waste reduction guide. We created this to help you minimise waste in your home and make positive steps towards Zero Waste in your life. The guide is available for purchase on our website and is packed full of information on how to keep your home as sustainable as possible. The full guide includes a handy monthly checklist to help you stay on track and streamline your cleaning process. Head to our website Shop and download the comprehensive guidebook - it leaves no stone unturned in the pursuit of sustainable living.