Author: Peppermint

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    A Minty Christmas

    Add some colour to your outfits for the party season with a special gift voucher from Ruby Olive Jewellery and Accessories. Launching a new eco range in January using salvaged builders’ palette timber, Ruby Olive is offering Peppermint readers a $100 gift voucher (free shipping included) to spend on any of her colourful creations. If…

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    A Minty Christmas

    Set the perfect ambiance at your Christmas dinner with a set of five Voyager Life candles! Hand poured in Melbourne, Voyager candles will take you around the world with their perfumed scents inspired by gardens around the globe. Using pure cotton wicks, and a special blend of soy, coconut and beeswax, you can rest assured…

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    A Minty Christmas

    After a busy festive season, rest your weary head on your very own Bettina Kaiser Australiana cushion, with thanks to Miss Molly. The first in our special Minty Christmas giveaway series for 2013, these lovely print cushions are made with eco-lux flax linen and come with green energy PET inserts. If you’d like Santa to…

  • All That Glitters

    All that glitters is not always gold – especially when you consider issues of exploitation, labour inequality and environmental degradation that unfortunately almost always go hand-in-hand with mining the precious metals. Originally from the UK and now based in Sydney, jeweller Zoe Pook is the first in Australia to use Fairtrade Certified white, yellow and…

  • Western Desert

    A holistic community health centre in Alice Springs has taken out the Inaugural Ethical Enterprise Award, recognising innovative, positive and ethical practice. A non-Government, Indigenous-owned health organisation, Western Desert provides care and support for people needing renal dialysis, while also offering social support through housing assistance and education. “[It] not only benefits the wider communities…

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    Born to Be Wild

    Apart from being ridiculously cute (seriously, just look at those faces!), orangutans are critical in the lifecycle of South East Asian rainforests – and critically endangered. There are less than 50,000 Bornean Orangutans and just 7,000 Sumatran Orangutans left in the wild, because of practices such as deforestation, poaching and illegal pet trade. It’s possible…