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Save a Tree

Submitted by naomisimmonds on 13 November 2010

Do you use the net or phone to search for phone numbers? Do your phone books sit in the corner gathering dust or just go straight in to the recycle bin as soon as they arrive? If so, you can help to contribute towards a reduction in the use of our planet's resources by opting out of receiving phone books. You need to be the person in your family responsible for the phone account to make this request. For more info go to https://www.directoryselect.com.au/ds/
 

AYCC is looking for a young person to be their new General Manager

Submitted by naomisimmonds on 13 November 2010

The Australian Youth Climate Coalition is currently looking for a new General Manager. It's a full-time paid role based in Melbourne and we're looking for a young person who is driven, politically engaged, learns quickly and can get things done!

It's an amazing opportunity to take a leadership role (meeting politicians, other CEOs of businesses and non-profits, running big campaigns with big budgets and making a real difference).

Youth Writing Contest

Submitted by naomisimmonds on 13 November 2010

The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and its 2020 Vision Initiative is pleased to announce its fourth writing contest for youth. We invite you to present your views on how we can renew agriculture for better food and better health.    

Win a prize - just answer a couple of questions about saving our past!

Submitted by leoniefarrell on 9 November 2010

SAVING OUR PAST
 
Join in the questionnaire for an opportunity to win a prize!
 
'Saving our past' is a quick survey to see how important saving the buildings and our park environment in Banyule is to you.
 
Just fill in the questionnaire and then email it to banyuleyouth@banyule.vic.gov.au
BY 5.00 pm on November 17th 2010
 
Remember to include a contact phone number so you can collect your prize ...if you are the lucky one!

Young People Sought for Climate Change Event

Submitted by naomisimmonds on 11 May 2010

Are you aged between 14 and 17 and care about global warming?  You can be involved in running  a cool youth and sustainability event in the City of Melbourne. The City of Melbourne are looking for a team of 15  young people to help plan, manage and run an event for young people on any aspect of sustainability, such as climate change, as part of it's Eco-City Forum in August 2010.