The Ministry of Clouds presents Memento Mori for the Sydney Fringe Festival 2013! A memento mori is an object that reminds us of the inevitability of death, of our human failures, and they are also often tokens of loss. In…
Reverse Garbage’s very own – and very talented – ‘Miss Death’, creator of the almighty stryofoam gorilla who watches over our warehouse, shares with you her fabulous knitting and applique skills in hands-on workshops where participants learn how to weave…
Vulture Capitalism has seen the corporation become more powerful than the state, and yet its work is often done by stealth, supported by political and media elites. The result is privatised wars and outsourced detention centres, mining companies pillaging precious…
On Friday 12 July it will be 100 Years since the Commonwealth government acquired the site that is now the Addison Road Community Centre. Come on a walking tour and discover the amazing history of the Centre, from its unique…
As part of the activities to raise awareness about the issues affecting refugees across the world, The Addison Road Community Centre, Reverse Garbage and members of the local community have rallied together to erect a refugee camp and ‘Wall of…
John Howard is currently at The Addison Road Community Centre! Donated to Reverse Garbage by Australian artist Stan Ghys, the 2.4m x 4m high image of ex-Australian Prime Minister John Howard is made from 10,000 reused beer bottle-tops and…
As a thank you for choosing reuse, we’re offering customers a 2 for 1 pass to see the new film Satellite Boy with purchases $10+ of reuse materials from Reverse Garbage! Satellite Boy follows Pete (Cameron Wallaby), a 12-year-old Aboriginal boy who…
