Mix & match your perfect reusable lunch (+ chance to win!)

by Biome team • January 9, 2013 • 19 Comments

We get many requests as to which of our containers fit with in which of our lunch bags. We have created some handy guides so you can mix and match your favourite options to create the best set for you.

by Biome team • December 16, 2012 • 0 Comments

Libby Versace is the Queensland wonder-mum behind ecococoon, a brilliant reusable stainless steel cup and water bottle range. She recently revamped and released the range of ecococoon cups and bottles. We asked her 5 questions about her journey into reusables.

by Biome team • December 11, 2012 • 0 Comments

A mountain of Christmas gifts and goods make their way out of stores and into homes like yours each Chrismas season. But, have you ever thought about how many of your well presented Chrismas gifts move on to landfill by January?

by Biome team • December 5, 2012 • 0 Comments

We’ve just begun our super special ‘8 days of Good Deals & Good Deeds‘ promotion where we highlight one amazing deal for you, and one great way to help a charity or not-for-profit organisation this December!

by Biome team • November 26, 2012 • 28 Comments

Just in time for Christmas, we have found the most beautiful new range to share with you. Dindi Naturals are handcrafted soaps made without palm oil, using natural ingredients.

by Biome team • November 19, 2012 • 58 Comments

We love seeing what this small US company comes up with, and the latest offerings from Goodbyn are no exception. If you are after easy and fun lunch container solutions, read on.

by Biome team • November 16, 2012 • 0 Comments

Summer is fast approaching and we’ve been dreaming of days at the beach (stepping gently on the environment of course). We hope you enjoy this little collection for your next visit by the sea.

by Biome team • November 14, 2012 • 0 Comments

20% off special ends tonight, Wednesday 14 November 2012 We are experiencing a great deal of interest in our Southern Cross Pottery ceramic water purifiers – both from those people who wish to remove chlorine and other bad tastes from their tap water and those who are not happy about their local Council putting...

by Biome team • November 7, 2012 • 0 Comments

Since 2009, a growing nationwide movement of women and girls known as 1 Million Women have been focused toward practical action on climate change. Now one of the largest women’s organisations in Australia (with 77,000 members), they’ve embarked on their biggest project ever called Recipe for Change.