People, Profit & Planet: Embedding Circular Economy and Sustainability into Social Enterprise

Get your Tickets here! WASEC invites you to a panel, Q&A and networking afternoon where you will hear from WA social enterprises who are kicking goals in the circular economy & sustainability space. Listen to start-up stories, pick-apart greenwashing, identify barriers and opportunities in the sector, meet like-minded people and gain tools and resources to help you embed sustainable practices into […]

CIRCULAR by Good Sammy

A community event like no other, Good Sammy has handpicked the best fashion and accessories so you can experience the most stylish slow-fashion market Perth has ever seen! More than just a shopping event, you’ll be surrounded by inspiring like-minded people, businesses and artists who also believe in sustainable and ethical fashion. Loop will be […]

Closing the loop with upcycled banner mesh

As featured on: Closing the loop with upcycled banner mesh  How can banner mesh provide sustainable employment opportunities? When it’s upcycled from a METRONET project of course! METRONET is proud to partner with WA-based company Loop Upcycling, Australia’s first corporate upcycling company, to repurpose banner mesh and provide employment, training and constant upskilling opportunities for people […]

Turning trash into treasure: giving a second life to corporate textile waste

As Featured on: Turning trash into treasure: giving a second life to corporate textile waste – Mining Magazine As the mining industry works to become more sustainable to meet environment, social and governance goals (ESG), one strategy that can be implemented is the circular economy – a concept that looks to eliminate waste and pollution by […]

Clough Signs Partnership With Loop Upcycling To Reduce Textile Waste

Clough is proud to announce that is has signed a partnership agreement with Loop Upcycling (Loop) to reduce textile waste from all its projects in Australia. Clough CEO and Managing Director, Peter Bennett, said: “We are committed to making a positive impact to the communities in which we work and live and this partnership with […]

The Textile Waste Problem In Australia

Australia is the second highest consumer of textiles in the world, only trailing the United States, with approximately 80 percent of unwanted textiles ending up in landfills each year.