Los mejores podcasts de War On Waste (2025)

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Bonus: The War on Waste live debate 55:00

6+ y ago55:00

55:00

The first series got us thinking about recycling and where our rubbish ends up, but has the #WarOnWaste helped Australians reduce, recycle and reuse? Or, is it a load of rubbish? Those are the questions Craig Reucassel put to a group of ABC Radio Melbourne presenters in the first War on Waste live debate. Team Affirmative; Richelle Hunt, Hilary Har…

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Information for new recruits 1:45

7y ago1:45

1:45

Welcome, recruit! If you’re new to the War on Waste, jump back to episode 1 and join the fray.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Turning the tide 8:00

7y ago8:00

8:00

Craig and Wendy take a look at how the War on Waste has changed our habits and what still needs to be done to reduce what we throw away.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The secret of found food 23:06

7+ y ago23:06

23:06

You might not realise it, but you’re surrounded by plants and animals you can eat – even if you live in a big city!Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ladies, we need to talk about waste 21:00

7+ y ago21:00

21:00

In this special ladies-only episode of War on Waste, Wendy Harmer and guest host Yumi Stynes explore waste-free ways to manage your period.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A (tiny, green) home to call your own 23:06

7+ y ago23:06

23:06

The larger your living space, the more stuff – and the more waste! Wendy takes a peek at a tiny house and Craig asks Joost Bakker, how can construction practices change to make it easier to reclaim materials?Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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How to buy nothing new 23:30

7+ y ago23:30

23:30

The best way to prevent something going to landfill is to never buy it in the first place, but in a world of short-lived electronics and two-for-one deals it can be hard to resist!Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A mid-season pause in hostilities 0:33

7+ y ago0:33

0:33

The War on Waste podcast is taking a mid-season break while Craig films the second part of the TV series. Keep sending your handy hints to [email protected] and we’ll see you again on the 21st of September.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Test-tube fabrics and ol skool op shopping 20:48

7+ y ago20:48

20:48

Six tonnes of clothes are thrown out every ten minutes, so what can we do to change that?Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Plastic bags and a sewerage expedition 26:14

7+ y ago26:14

26:14

The big two supermarkets have announced they’re going to ban the plastic bag, but with what they’re implementing, will it make much of a difference, or is it just a PR stunt? Craig and Wendy get the latest from environmental campaigner, Jeff Angel. Plus, Craig gets to the bottom of the dog poo bag fiasco by visiting a sewerage plant.…

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Compost secrets, happy worms & flushable dog poo bags 22:35

7+ y ago22:35

22:35

Craig throws on a lab coat to investigate if flushable dog poo bags really dissolve in water. Will he be satisfied with the answer? Wendy learns all about the ‘Compost Revolution’ with David Gravina and gardening guru Judy Horton visits Craig at home to give tips on composting. Does his humus pass muster?…

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New Ol’ Shoes & The Fixit Revolution 28:00

7+ y ago28:00

28:00

How many times have you thrown out a pair of shoes or a suitcase because they’re no good anymore?Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Keep cups and vintage knits 18:21

7+ y ago18:21

18:21

Just how recyclable are disposable coffee cups? Australians love drinking coffee, but how is this affecting our landfill? Craig and Wendy learn all about the grassroots movement that’s revolutionising this morning ritual.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation