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From hosting packing floor concerts that support local musicians during COVID-19 to sharing our knowledge on sustainable farming - there's always a story to tell about our community.

See some of our media coverage below

My Daily Business Podcast

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In this episode, Fiona chats with Chris Ennis of CERES, about their inspiring story, their dedication to reconnecting us with nature, and their groundbreaking work in environmental education.

ABC Radio

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An ethical food company designed to buy from environmentally conscious farmers at a fair price is going carbon neutral by powering their warehouse cool room and delivery vans with solar energy

The Guardian

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It’s a bountiful harvest in this year’s Olives to Oil festival – 20 tonnes of fruit has been collected, and it’s expected to yield 2,000 litres of oil

Triple R

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Chris Ennis is here to tell us about a not new, but kind of unknown segment of the fruit and veg market called Integrated Pest Management

Chris Ennis from Melbourne based online grocery CERES says produce from farmers who are working to reduce their chemical use but aren’t organic could be a more affordable option for environmentally conscious shoppers

Eco Voice

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An organics expert’s advice for the ethical shopper navigating rising cost of living

Channel Nine News

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Farmers plead for Aussies to buy local flowers this Valentine’s Day

Triple R

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This time of year is big for cut flowers… what most people don’t realise is that almost 10 million roses are imported for Valentine’s Day alone and the way they stay fresh and cheap is through herbicide and pesticide use.