At Resource Recovery Australia we want to encourage reuse and repurposing.
Our blog will be filled with good news stories from our team and ideas to help you reuse, repurpose and recycle.
At Reviva and Resource Recovery Australia, we’re big advocates for reuse, buying second hand, and recycling. We believe that everyone has a role to play
In a world where environmental concerns and community support are increasingly important, the choice to buy second-hand items has emerged as a powerful way to
https://youtu.be/zq7v5Fku9xU We talk a lot about the importance of upcycling, but have you ever wonder what upcycling is? Upcycling is the process of taking an
Do you wonder what you can do to reduce your impact on our environment? We get it, we all want to do a little bit
Share the thought, care and good of your gift giving with our printable Christmas gift tag. Click here to download the PDF printable gift tag
Being green or sustainable at Christmas can be really tough. We’re here to help with Reviva’s one-stop guide to gift ideas that won’t cost the
Being green or sustainable at Christmas can be really difficult. Small changes can make your Christmas better for our environment and community. Here is the
With the rising costs of living and Christmas approaching, gifting can cause stress. But have you considered buying second-hand gifts? Buying second-hand isn’t just great
Christmas is our favourite time of year, but it is the peak of our waste production here in Australia. Every meal, every piece of wrapping
Black Friday is great but this Christmas why not go green with your local Reviva reuse shop? Buying second hand means: -thoughtful gifts, -less environmental
It’s almost Christmas, the perfect time to celebrate with the whole family. Join us for a Christmas sale-a-bration at Reviva Ibis, Rockhampton, Saturday 11 &
Twenty thousand containers per day are currently diverted from landfill by the three-person team at the Return and Earn Depot at Tuncurry Waste Management Centre.
Creative reuse and upcycling is a great way to do your bit for the environment. Thinking outside the box and creatively reusing items can: divert