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0.99% rate "Green Loan" For Sustainable Home Upgrades
Commonwealth Bank has recently released a "Green Loan" to help property owners buy and install eligible clean energy products.
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Mark Oliver
May 5, 20213 min read
Eco Friendly House Cleaning Tips
We've found some of these tips to be very effective, not only are they good for the environment and budget friendly but....
Mark Oliver
Apr 22, 20211 min read
Earth Day - April 22nd 2021
Every year on April 22, Earth Day marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970.
Mark Oliver
Jan 25, 20213 min read
Tips to make your home more eco-friendly
If you're thinking of renovating or just want to make some quick and simple changes then read our top tips below for a little inspiration.
Mark Oliver
Dec 2, 20202 min read
How to make Christmas more sustainable
The festive period is when as a planet we hit peak consumption and go all out on gifts and food. But with a few little tweaks.....
Mark Oliver
Nov 18, 20202 min read
Are Solar Panels worth it?
With over two million Australian homes now having some form of rooftop solar, is it worth it?
Mark Oliver
Oct 7, 20201 min read
Does Sustainable Housing Cost More?
Sustainable housing considers the design, construction and operation of your house over its lifetime
Mark Oliver
Sep 16, 20204 min read
Top Five Energy Saving Gadgets
This month at the HQ we've been focusing on ways we can reduce our electricity consumption and be more sustainable
Mark Oliver
Sep 11, 20202 min read
What is a Green Home Loan?
Green Home Loans are designed to encourage borrowers to buy, build or improve their homes in an environmentally friendly way.
Mark Oliver
Sep 2, 20202 min read
Tips To Reduce Your Plastic Waste
We all know and have heard that we should stop using so much plastic but when everything in a supermarket is wrapped in the stuff what can..
Mark Oliver
Aug 5, 20203 min read
7 Tips To Reduce Your Food Waste
With some simple hints and tips you could easily reduce your food wastage. What would you do with an extra $3,800 per year?
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