What is Climate Justice Taranaki? What is their kaupapa? What do they do? Oil, gas, farming, transport, Te Tiriti...listen to their discussion with Catherine and Rob

Waste from construction sites makes up a large proportion of landfill in NZ. Elric and OJ discuss the issues around construction waste, but things are changing.

What we can do about it? How can the volume be reduced? why should we aim for zero waste?.

Listen to Elric and OJ discussing how and why to construct sustainably in NZ. OJ just finished his degree and he is excited to discuss insulation, passive solar and more.

Sophie chats with Kama Burwell about her recent workshop at the Permaculture Conference, and her focus on how integrating trees and forests into farmscapes can also help to increase farm profit. Kama will talk about how this is being applied onto her family farm at Kaimata in Taranaki.

Sophie Walker, Business Support Manager, for Sustainable Taranaki, interviews Belen Matias, Business Consultant and Clarisa Casale, Civil Engineer from Ocean By Drops. In this show learn more about the recent business sustainability workshop, 'The New Business as Usual', and find out about services they offer and how they're working with Sustainable Taranaki to transition the Taranaki business community to being impact driven.

Our mission is to inspire and support people, businesses, and communities to value our local taiao (environment) and act to prioritize sustainability.

Meet Dom, the Marfell Community Garden Coordinator, discussing all the beautiful veges and community growing in the māra. Find out what's been happening and what projects are in the pipeline

Dan and Elric discuss how sustainable Taranaki is, and look how they can engage with the wider Taranaki community. They invite you to get in touch with Sustainable Taranaki if you would like to be involved!

Listen to Dan discussing our interactions with nature. How would we treat the ocean if we listened to its stories? "Haere ki te whakarongo ki ngā kōrero a te moana." Listen to what the ocean has to tell us.

Today's guest is Hone Toia, we discuss Sustainable Taranaki Mātauranga Māori Support, his background, relationship with Te Reo, his experience at the big hīkoi in Pōneke and his projects with Sustainable Taranaki.