The Waste Free With Kate founder, based in Tauranga, decided to do something about it by encouraging others to think about single usage. The organisation delivers a number of workshops to the public and contracts through 45 councils on how to reduce waste in households. SUPPLIED Waste Free With Kate founder Kate Meads and Brad Stent at Southland Recycling Centre during the filming of their documentary, Wasted New Zealand. (File photo)Workshop participants are given a $100 gift pack which includes items such as cloth nappies and natural baby balm. Timaru District Council group manager infrastructure Andrew Dixon said the council had supported the Waste Free Parenting and Waste Free Living workshops for theast few years.

Source: Stuff December 03, 2020 04:18 UTC