The Restore the Bay project uses a range of experts to integrate ideas around people who use Port Phillip with economics and ecology. They are developing a tool to help communities to be involved in environmental management. Clare Arthurs spoke with Ecologist Simon Mustoe, Project Manager for Restore the Bay, and behaviour change specialist Peter Lamshed.
Read moreSandy Eco Expo is on this Saturday 2 May from 11am at the Sandybeach Centre at Sims St/Bay Road, Sandringham. There’ll be loads of activities and information, and products to try or buy. Experts and guest speakers will be on hand. Learn topics from planting a nature strip to recycling plastic lids, corks and spectacles, or make a new friend
Read moreRegular Money Coach, Megan Christie, has some great tips for saving money in the current period of rising prices. She spoke to Clare Arthurs.
Read moreYoga isn’t just for stretchy, fit athletes who like to contort themselves into strange positions. It’s about strength, fitness and calm; yoking the body and the mind. Local Yoga teacher Jenny Scala explained to Clare Arthurs what it takes to get started with Yoga.
Read moreAt least 1.4 million Victorian households have pets (2023 pet census) but what happens when they die? A new law allows them to be buried with their owners. There is an eco-friendly alternative to burial and gas-fired cremation: water cremation. Clare Arthurs asked LeAnne Martin from Resting Waterswhat most people do when their pets die.
Read moreThe Bayside Climate Crisis Action Group is holding an EV information night on April 23rd, 2026 from 6pm at Brighton Town Hall. Annette Benger (pictured) from BCCAG told Clare Arthurs what’s happening. BCCAG website https://bccag.org.au/
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