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of Repairing Our World
Construction sites generate so much rubbish that flows/blows into the environment. I was picking up rubbish when I saw this huge piece of wrapping blowing down the street (see video). Probably counts as a bag’s worth by itself.
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 12, Dec 2025 at 02:37, Friday
Looking forward to 2026! As 2025 starts to wind down many of Greenbrand's 'pieces of the puzzle' are coming together. For 5 years it's just been Soyun Yoon and I working to together in this startup. But I am fortunate to have made many wise and helpful friends over my 35 odd years of working in different fields. And so, building a team to commercialise and scale the platform is not only imperative; it's joyful. I had a great lunch with Dhru Lodhia and Prash Lodhia yesterday. Thanks fellas!
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 11, Dec 2025 at 21:43, Thursday
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Test: Picked up rubbish found around the city.
Written by Leila Smith on 07, Dec 2025 at 04:23, Sunday
Was visiting Lamb island again and picked up another bag full of KFC, McDonald’s and Guzman Gomez rubbish
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 17, Nov 2025 at 07:11, Monday
The car park at Redlands Marina is always full of rubbish in amongst the plants. Each time I go there I’ll pick up a bags worth. Started Wednesday morning.
Written by Cameron Tolmie on 13, Nov 2025 at 04:46, Thursday
I went to youngcare and volunteered at Melbourne cup day selling sweeps to those more fortunate. We sold out all the sweep bundles and then we raised money for Disabled children to improve their quality of life. I really enjoyed it
Written by Connie Ryan on 06, Nov 2025 at 05:45, Thursday
Member of King's College 2025
Heartsinrugby /young care : 1 Session | 10 points
I went to youngcare and volunteered at Melbourne cup day selling sweeps to those more fortunate. We sold out all the sweep bundles and then we raised money for Disabled children to improve their quality of life. I really enjoyed it
Written by Connie Ryan on 06, Nov 2025 at 05:44, Thursday
Member of King's College 2025
Heartsinrugby /young care : 1 Session | 10 points
During King's Open Day, I guided families around the college, sharing insights and answering questions about campus life, academic programs, and student activities. I aimed to make everyone feel welcome and helped give them a good idea about college life.
Written by Jada Lakoseljac on 04, Nov 2025 at 10:31, Tuesday
Permanant Employee of King's College 2025
Volunteering (self) : 1 Session | 5 points
I walked the Budgie Bolt 5km to support Youngcare, an organisation that changes the way young people with high care needs live. Youngcare empowers collaboration to challenge societal views on disability, creating a more inclusive Australia. They develop aspirational Specialist Disability Accommodation, advocate for policy change, deliver vital grants programs, and provide education and advice through their free support service.
Written by Jada Lakoseljac on 04, Nov 2025 at 10:31, Tuesday
Permanant Employee of King's College 2025
Heartsinrugby /young care : 1 Session | 10 points