How many clothes do we really need? How many purchases are made because something is on sale, because fashion has changed, or simply because buying something new feels good in the moment?
Walk through a healthy Coromandel forest and you’ll notice the understorey – young seedlings emerging, ferns unfurling, and shrubs filling the understorey that feeds and shelters wildlife.
On a gloomy Thursday morning, as a heavy rain warning loomed over Hauraki, a group of whānau (people) gathered at the waharoa (entrance) of Kerepēhi Marae …
Kauri forests like those found in Coromandel are extraordinary places.
On a busy Saturday morning, the cars start lining up at 239 South Highway before the gates even open at Mercury Bay’s Resource Recovery Centre – Wāhi Tukurua.
How many clothes do we really need? How many purchases are made because something is on sale, because fashion has changed, or simply because buying something new feels good in the moment?
Walk through a healthy Coromandel forest and you’ll notice the understorey – young seedlings emerging, ferns unfurling, and shrubs filling the understorey that feeds and shelters wildlife.
On a gloomy Thursday morning, as a heavy rain warning loomed over Hauraki, a group of whānau (people) gathered at the waharoa (entrance) of Kerepēhi Marae …
Kauri forests like those found in Coromandel are extraordinary places.
On a busy Saturday morning, the cars start lining up at 239 South Highway before the gates even open at Mercury Bay’s Resource Recovery Centre – Wāhi Tukurua.
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