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NOTrubbish is a not-for-profit community action enterprise. ... If we are to ever get a really dynamic, sustainable, socially relevant and multidimensional resource recovery system anywhere on this planet we must do one thing first. We need to stop imagining our waste as rubbish. We must stop thinking that there is an 'AWAY' where stuff can be thrown and forgotten about.

Tuesday, March 24, 2026

The TREVALLYhouse


PROGRESS = forward movement towards a destination.
STRATEGICALLY TOWARDS WHAT DESTINATION?
WITH = accompanied by
PRUDENCE = the quality of cautiousness.
STRATEGICALLY IN A HOUSING CRISIS HOW PROGRESSIVE 
OR CAUTIOUS IS IT DEMOLISH A DWELLING & POSSIBLY
CONSIGN THEV INVESTEDV RESOURCES TO LANDFIL?

THE TREVALLYNhouse

A HOUSE OWNED BY THE COMMUNITY AND MANAGED 

BY THE CITY OF LAUNCESTON COUNCIL

With the demolition of this dwelling what:

  • Social dividends or deficits does the decision deliver?
  • Under SECTION 65 what 'professional advice' was on offer and supplied by whom in what context?
  • Purposeful strategic imperatives are in play relative to 'resource recovery" appropriate land use and cultural landscaping?
  • Consideration has been given to 'the place's' Community of Ownership and Interest's values, obligations & right's in a 21st C context?

 https://www.realestate.com.au/property/my-property/details/15173236


WATCH THIS SPACE


Moriyama house is located in Ohta-ku, a residential area in the center of Tokyo dotted with single-family houses and midsize apartment blocks, placed orderly on a traditional urban pattern that preserves a typically Japanese atmosphere. Drawing inspiration from the extremely fragmented fabric of the capital – a reflection of its fast-paced growth –, the house reinvents the traditional concept of the Japanese dwelling by distributing, on a 290 square meter plot, a group of independent volumes that include the dwelling of the owner and, temporarily, five rental apartments.




 


Sunday, February 15, 2026

PLASTIC NOT RUBBISH

 


SEE




BUT governance in AUSTRALIA/TASMANIA will not see what they refuse to look at
ELSEWHERE this is called out as PREMEDITATED IGNORANCE

"I call waffle on my local council’s June 2019 declaration of a climate emergency, Sydney Council." ... MICHAEL MOBBS

Saturday, January 24, 2026

PLASTIC ONcycling

 


The dystopian point of view ... " Why bother, there is no profit in this stuff for me or us or anyone I do business with, so have a think on that young Harry."

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1939157796950702 

CLICK HERE ... This is what Prof. Google 

has found and it makes for very interesting reading

EDITOR'S NOTE: WASTE MANAGERS employed in WASTE MANAGEMENT CENTRES are, on the available evidence, professionally disinclined to change their mindsets in regard to waste management because they are too busy managing waste and all that implies. They are apparently looking to preserve waste management's future and their part in local government and its p;urpose for being ... The 3 Rs ... Roads Rates & Rubbish

Friday, January 23, 2026

DISTOPIAN MINDsets CALLEDout

 


LINKS

Since 2020, the Littered Mvmnts project by Japanese-American artist Shoji Yamasaki has intrigued, amused, and fascinated millions of people. Through a series of viral videos, he transforms discarded waste into veritable dance partners, reproducing its wind-borne movements with his own body. A seemingly simple idea, but one that reveals a profound reflection on our daily, often unconscious, relationship with the objects we leave behind.

By placing trash at the heart of his choreography, Yamasaki diverts our gaze: what is usually ignored suddenly becomes living, captivating, almost poetic. Split-screen after split-screen, the creator stages an intimate relationship between humans and their refuse, without moralizing but with a subtlety that touches on ecology, artistic expression, and understated humor.

Wednesday, May 28, 2025

SOCIALmedia SAVES RUBBISH

 

IF THIS PISSES YOU OFF
TELL THE MAYOR ANYTIME
Mayor Matthew Garwood matthew.garwood@launceston.tas.gov.au
ANYTIME!
0497 281 841