Sustainable Life & Style

Do you want to go green? It's time to get back to basics for a more eco friendly way of life.

Green Pages special - Woolies v. Coles

Which is the better "green" supermarket brand?

Farmers Markets are revolutionary and it's great to see so many people returning to this long lost tradition. Meanwhile, gourmet groceries and delicatessens are more popular than ever. But when it comes to doing your daily shopping, most Australians still head for supermarket and end up at the Giant Duo - Woolie's and Cole's. But between the two, which store has more "green" products to offer.

See who came out ahead

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Green Pages launch party & fashion show

The fashion world descend on Sydney Harbour at the exciting launch of Australia’s first Eco Fashion Parade presented by Green Pages as part of the launch of its 2008 Green Pages Eco Directory and Magazine. Over 400 special guests from the fashion industry, media and the environmental community were treated to sumptuous organic food and beverages while they watched over a dozen of Australia’s most innovative designers prove that the most exquisite, sexy and wearable fashion can be created using sustainable fabrics and manufacturing processes. Amongst the designers were Akira, Gorman, Nudie Jeans, Vixen, Sara Victoria, Rachael Cassar, Camilla, Bird, Cloth, Romance was Born, SiX, India Flint, Pure Pod and more.