DoSomething! works to create and promote positive social and environmental change. We identify problems and then find answers that achieve measurable benefits for the environment and our community. Check out our smaller initiatives (not campaigns) driving positive change.

  • Phosphates

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    Phosphates

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    Do Something about... phosphates in Australian laundry detergents

  • Go Solar

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    Go Solar

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    Do Something! along with the Australian Solar Energy Society and the NSW Chapter of the Solar Energy Industries Assocation have found a way to save at least $455M from the Solar Bonus Scheme without the retrospective cuts.

  • Coles Bay

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    Coles Bay

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    The Tasmanian town of Coles Bay is celebrating the tenth anniversary of their ban on plastic checkout bags. This week ten years ago, they were the first Australian town to ban non-biodegradable plastic checkout bags.

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13th  May 2013


As part of National Volunteer Week, the charity DoSomething! are promoting their Photo Contest to influence Australians to explore, engage, and empower change through volunteering in their local communities.

 

Submit a photo that illustrates community volunteering. By sharing your passion with the nation, you have the ability to inspire others. Together, we can use the power of an image to build a better place.

 

There's over $2000 worth of prizes for grabs!

 

In an effort to generate more members for Australia's service clubs, the DoSomething! charity have launched a national campaign called 'Join The Club'. Throughout May, the campaign will be encouraging Australians to join a local service club.
Finding a local club is now far easier. Thanks to sponsorship from ALDI, DoSomething! have created the JoinTheClub.org.au website. It contains the contact details for the 5,000 service clubs around Australia

For more info click here.

 

 

 

29th April 2013


The Tasmanian town of Coles Bay is celebrating the tenth anniversary of their ban on plastic checkout bags. This week ten years ago, they were the first Australian town to ban non-biodegradable plastic checkout bags.

 

Ban organisers Jon Dee and Ben Kearney from the DoSomething! charity have been in Coles Bay to celebrate the town's environmental leadership. Over the last 10 years, the small community has reduced plastic bag usage by 2 million bags.

 

For more info click here.

 

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