"I think that my position on the front page is really a representation of all the people that have contributed to BREAZE's fantastic work in terms of getting the renewable energy message out in the community and dealing with the larger picture of climate change."

If you've seen this year's Yellow Pages, you might have noticed Nick Lanyon features on the front cover, thus spreading the BREAZE message far and wide. Go Nick!

Each year, Sensis, the publisher of the Yellow Pages®, recognises the contribution of local residents in the community by featuring them on the cover of its books.

The theme for this year’s covers, Australians Creating a Better Future, recognises people throughout Australia who have made a positive contribution to their community through projects or initiatives that help to make a better future for Australia. These projects have contributed environmentally, economically and/or socially to the local community and will benefit the next generation of Australians.

The Festive Season, Sustainably

Are you wondering what guilt-free green gifts you can give to family and friends this festive season? Read on for a few options, ranging from GreenSmart Pots to Grow Better Organic Potting mix, from calendars to BREAZE memberships. And for helpful advice on a lighter festive season, including tips on creative decorations, clever green giving ideas, do-it-yourself cards and wrapping, and sustainable food choices, check out the resources available on Environment Victoria's website.

BREAZE in the Media

The massive oversubscription of these programs, like the spread of community climate action groups, demonstrates the enormous hunger for climate action.

Full Article at The Age

Hello to All,

I have been working on a project to link residents of Midvale to Ballarat Community Health at 260 Vickers Street Sebastopol. The area of coverage has grown to included the travel needs of students and workers travelling from Delacombe and Sebastopol to the University of Ballarat Mt Helen precinct.