The aim of catfish is to provide creative solutions to organisations and not-for-profits. Involved in conservation work, improving habitats, innovation and positive change for the oceans and the planet. As the messages and experiences we create pass through the hands, minds, and hearts of people, we have an opportunity to weave positive change into the broader fabric of culture and to shift consumption and lifestyle aspirations to a more mindful and abundant basis for living.

Monday, June 29, 2015. After a break, Environmentality will be back on air on Friday the 10th of July! Please note that the time of the show has changed and will now be on air every Friday from 9am until 10am. During our break we decided to expand the scope of the show, we will now discuss social justice issues as well as environmental and animal rights issues. Wednesday, April 15, 2015.

A 365-day eco-clothing project revive home-sewing as a life skill reduce our clothing footprint on the world. Sew it Again an award-winner. Jane Milburn with awards co-ordinator Edwina Close and Rural Press Club president Brendan Egan. It is fantastic to have this work recognised by journalistic peers. Sew it Again was judged Social Media category winner in the Excellence in Rural Journalism 2015 Awards. Run by the Rural Press Club of Queensland. Congratulations to the other aw.

Activating the principles of the maker movement. WHAT IS MAKERS PLACE? Makers Place is a volunteer run not-for-profit space providing tools and community for makers. In our Redfern warehouse we provide access to traditional and digital tools to facilitate idea and skill sharing within our community. BECOME A MAKERS PLACE MEMBER. Support the Maker Community with a monthly donation. Access to the idea-sharing community. Member discount for events and workshops. Access 4 days per month.