Olivia Campbell

Creative Upcycling: Transforming E-Waste for Sustainable Homes In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, our homes are filled with an ever-growing array of electronic devices. But what happens when these gadgets reach the end of their life cycle? While responsible recycling is crucial, there’s a powerful, creative, and increasingly popular alternative: **creative upcycling**. This

Local Heroes: Community Drives for E-Waste Sustainability in Aotearoa In an increasingly digital world, our reliance on electronics brings with it a growing challenge: e-waste. From our smartphones to our fridges, these devices have a finite lifespan, and their disposal often poses significant environmental and health risks. Here in Aotearoa New Zealand, we’re not immune

Navigating E-Waste Regulations for Sustainable Living in NZ In our increasingly digital world, electronic waste (e-waste) is a growing concern, and New Zealand is no exception. As we embrace sustainable living, understanding how to responsibly manage our old devices isn’t just a good practice—it’s crucial for the health of our planet and future generations. But

Local Startups Leading the Charge in Sustainable E-Waste Discover how innovative New Zealand companies are transforming the challenge of electronic waste into opportunities for a greener future. In an increasingly digital world, our reliance on electronics grows exponentially. From smartphones to smart appliances, these devices enhance our lives, yet they leave behind a hidden cost:

In our increasingly digital world, electronic devices are woven into the fabric of our daily lives. From smartphones and laptops to smart home gadgets, technology constantly evolves, promising convenience and connection. But what happens when these devices reach the end of their useful life? For many New Zealanders, the question of responsible electronic waste (e-waste)