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As we embark on a new financial year, we reflect on the lessons learned from our residential pilot with the City of Melbourne, focused on the implementation of enrich360 technology in high-rise buildings. This innovative approach aims to tackle food waste management at its source within residential communities. Here’s a detailed overview of what worked, what didn't, and the implications for future initiatives.

In a bustling classroom adorned with colourful posters and eager young minds, Pentland Kindergarten is taking a proactive approach to educate and empower the next generation of eco warriors. Last month, we were fortunate to join their sustainability semester, witnessing firsthand the inspiring initiatives these four-year-olds are championing to make a difference in our world.

Sometimes, the grass truly is greener on the other side, especially when you join the enrich360 circular economy. Why? Because our gardens are nourished with an organic, nutrient-rich soil amendment produced by our cutting-edge food waste dehydrators. Not only is the grass greener, but the future of sustainability is looking brighter than ever with the positive innovations that are currently underway to further reduce environmental contamination.

Moon Rabbit, a brainchild of the long-standing Darebin community organisation Bridge Darebin, isn't your typical Melbourne cafe. This innovative social enterprise reimagines hospitality with a focus on both people and the planet.

This past weekend, the enrich360 team had the pleasure of attending the National Education Summit in Melbourne, an exciting expo that showcased the forefront of educational evolution and initiatives in Australia and New Zealand. It was an enriching experience connecting with numerous change-makers and organisations dedicated to educating and empowering future generations to be environmentally-conscious citizens.

In the heart of Milparinka, a transformation has quietly unfolded over the past nine years, sprouting from a humble patch of lawn into the vibrant SEEDS communal garden. The garden has not only bloomed with greenery, but also with connections, allowing individuals living with disabilities to intertwine with local residents through their shared passion for gardening and the simple joy of companionship. The garden has attracted many locals, plenty of pollinators and most recently, Australia’s favourite gardening show: Gardening Australia.