Sarah Pritchett
New advice on how to store potatoes
Storing potatoes and how to organise your fridge. Audio
"Right to Repair" campaign in full swing
A new book, More Zeros and Ones Digital Technology, has just been released. It focuses on new technology and has put a spotlight on the difficulties people have when it comes to mending and making do… Audio
The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Dean Hall (Part 2)
Panellists Jo McCarroll and Dean Hall discuss the top five worst packaging offenders, the merger between RNZ-TVNZ, and the discovery of Ernest Shackleton's ship. Audio
Bringing a right to repair to our waste minimisation legislation
A growing Right to Repair movement is pushing for changes to our waste minimisation legislation to require the repairability of household items like whiteware appliances and electrical devices… Audio
Our wasteful lifestyles and the fast-approaching consequences
The consequences of a wasteful Kiwi lifestyle are getting harder to ignore. Our landfills are filling fast and it's getting more difficult to find new sites. We do have waste minimisation levers, but… Audio
Our wasteful lifestyles and the fast-approaching consequences
The consequences of a wasteful Kiwi lifestyle are getting harder to ignore. Our landfills are filling fast and it's getting more difficult to find new sites. We do have waste minimisation levers, but…
AudioKeeping fruit and veg fresh
Are your pears going off faster than they should? Are you having to throw things out every week? Sarah Pritchett from Love Food Hate Waste is on hand to explain why things keep going from whole to… Audio
Government gives $36 million to upgrade recycling plants
The Government has announced plans to upgrade seven recycling plants around the country.
Environment Minister, Eugenie Sage, says $36.7 million will be spent upgrading the plants, including replacing… Audio
