Eat Street Northshore has partnered with Variety – the Children’s Charity to benefit from the funds raised through the cans and bottles sent to the Containers for Change program. Variety – the Children’s Charity…. Every year, thousands of kids who are sick, disadvantaged or living with a disability get support from Variety. Rotary Club of Hamilton is part of the CAPS CRUSADE CLUB set up by the Ocean Crusaders.

To take the waste management to the next level, Eat Street also developed a partnership with Oz Fish to further separate oyster shells, with these being sent off to help restore an artificial reef in Moreton Bay. The Central Moreton Bay OzFish Chapter has an ambitious goal to restore 100 hectares of shellfish reef in Moreton Bay over the next 10 years and beyond, stretching many hundreds of hectares.

Whilst previously the venue was successful with general recycling, cardboard and oil recycling, actions were taken to eliminate general waste from all serveware used by the general public. This meant all traders and bars were required to eliminate plastics they served with and convert to compostable items. Since the implementation of the new waste management plan, the venue has been able to reduce weekly landfill contribution by 2/3, saving nearly 80m³ from landfill on a weekly basis.

Whilst previously the venue was successful with general recycling, cardboard and oil recycling, actions were taken to eliminate general waste from all serveware used by the general public. This meant all traders and bars were required to eliminate plastics they served with and convert to compostable items. Since the implementation of the new waste management plan, the venue has been able to reduce weekly landfill contribution by 2/3, saving nearly 80m³ from landfill on a weekly basis.