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Read our experts' opinions on food waste and what we can do to combat it.
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Read all about food miles, how they contribute to greenhouse gas emissions and what we can do to curb this.
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Learn about each of the food groups in our guide and find why they're all important in a healthy diet.
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Our handy guide to minerals: what they are, the best food sources for them and the consequences of deficiencies.
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The True Food Guide 2010
The True Food Guide from Greenpeace is your shopping guide to GE-free food and beverages.
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Find out how the food industry will be affected by climate change.
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News and Updates
February 2012 eNews
The Foodwise e-Newsletter is back! Catch up on what the Do Something crew have been working on and the exciting new initiatives we have lined up for 2012.
Australians to waste vast amounts of food over Christmas and the New Year
Boxing Day is National Leftovers Day - the day after Christmas when Australians are confronted by fridges filled with leftover food. Over the Christmas and New Year period, Do Something! estimates that Australians could be throwing away hundreds of millions of dollars worth of food.
To Be Or Not To Bee: the threat to Australian food crops
A plunging number of bees could result in Australians losing 30 per cent of the foods that make up a healthy diet.