New Brighton Project Co-ordinatorWe are looking for an experienced administrator who is interested in community development and event co-ordination. Experience with funding applications and website management an advantage. The successful applicant will be a self starter.  Currently funded at 13 hours per week. Flexible hours.Applications close on 15th of OctoberFor further information check out our website: …See More

New Brighton Project is currently working on establishing NZ’s first weekly Eco Market in New Brightonwhich will be launched on the 31st of October, 10am-2pm.We are still looking for stallholders, workshop presenters and non-profit organisations who would like to be part of this exciting venture.Here some examples of what we are looking for:Scrumptious wholesome food: spray free or organically grown fruit and vegetables, nuts, seeds, legumes, herbs and spices, herb teas or fair trade tea and…See More

350.org.nz launches the NZ conversation to meet the challenge of stabilising atmospheric GHG concentrations at 350ppm...inviting New Zealander's to get involved in the international effort to protect our climate.See More

For those that want to take their energy use into their own hands - literally! Share knowledge and techniques you've got and used to build renewable energy technologies

We love the freedom of cheap air travel but we love our climate (and the people it supports) much more.This group is dedicated to the exploration of low carbon travel and the joys that come from choosing quality over expedience.See More

This Workshop will be presented by Jules Dervaes. Since 2001, Jules Dervaes and his family have been living a protest—Path to Freedom—against corporate control of the food supply. They now grow over 2.7 tonnes of organic produce annually on a one-fifth acre residential lot in Pasadena, California (1/10 acre garden). Their project incorporates alternative energy, transportation, and back-to-basics practices. In a talk illustrated with stunning photos of his Southern California urban homestead,…See More