Founder Robyn Rosenfeldt: Why I Started Pip Magazine
Pip founder, Robyn Rosenfeldt, reveals how she got involved in the climate action space, why she started Pip Magazine and her advice for those looking to live a more sustainable lifestyle.
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Pip Profile: Laurie Green (Crop Swap)
Crop Swap founder Laurie Green reveals how her produce swapping initiative helps build community, reduce food waste and allows people to eat better, for less.
Pip Profile: Jodi Wilson (Practising Simplicity)
Writer, photographer and author of ‘Practising Simplicity’, Jodi Wilson reveals how she practises “frugal abundance” and shares the three ways we can all introduce “simplicity” into our own lives. Living with less, simplifying our lives and slowing down are all concepts near…
Pip Profile: Kira Simpson (The Green Hub)
We chat to sustainable living advocate Kira Simpson about sustainable fashion, how to spot greenwashing and her tips on sourcing truly ethical clothing.
Pip Profile: Anita Vandyke
Anita Vandyke – zero waste advocate and author of ‘A Zero Waste Life’ – shares with us her journey to zero waste living and offers some quick, easy waste free tips. Qualified rocket scientist, medical doctor (Bachelor of Engineering –…
Pip Profile: Mel Baxter
Illustrator Mel Baxter designed our gorgeous celebratory issue of Pip Magazine. We caught up with her to learn more about her artistic process, find out some of the ways she reduces her carbon footprint, and what her hopes are for a sustainable future.
Pip Profile: Lindsay Miles
We chat to sustainability educator and author of ‘Less Stuff’, Lindsay Miles, about her journey to live waste- and plastic-free.
Pip Profile: Hannah Moloney
We chat with Good Life Permaculture director, Hannah Moloney, about the key lessons she’s learned throughout her permaculture journey and her best piece of advice for those new to self-reliant living.
