BREAZE

"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.

Nick’s selection recognises his dedication to climate action and the establishment of BREAZE.

Rachel Peile, White Pages® Marketing Manager, says, “We felt Nick was a great example of an Australian Creating a Better Future and we are delighted to feature him on the cover of the 2011/12 Ballarat directory.” 

It's great to see that the Yellow Pages® are themselves contributing to a better future. Print and online directories have received Australian Government endorsed carbon neutral certification. They have achieved this through the Australian Carbon Trust under the National Carbon Offset Standard (NCOS). The carbon emissions created through the production and distribution of the directory products are offset using NCOS eligible offsets.

Sensis is committed to helping small to medium sized businesses grow their bottom line and reduce their impact on the environment through Small Business, Big Opportunity: Sustainable Growth. A book produced in partnership with leading environmentalist Jon Dee to help Australian businesses increase their efficiency and productivity. You can download or order your free copy of the book by visiting www.about.sensis.com.au/small-business.

In most of Ballarat, Yellow Pages^® can be recycled as part of normal kerbside recycling services. Visit www.recyclingnearyou.com.au to find out about recycling services in your own area. The publication itself contains a minumum of 40%recycled paper fibre.

If you're the online type, you can choose not to receive a copy of the Yellow Pages® by calling Sensis on 1800 008 292 or visiting www.directoryselect.com.au