The theme this year was sustainable living and the threatening clouds couldn’t keep the crowds away!  A great day had by all. We love to support our local community.

Sustainable Man has just completed three new water tank sites at Lourdes Hill College. One of the tank sites was difficult and we had to crane the tanks over a building, float them across a pool and then install them next to the pool. Heres a photo of the crane bringing a tank over!

Thanks to all our customers who voted for us, we made it to the finals! Now
we have some judging and mystery shopping to wow before finding out if we
made it all the way.!

Last Sunday we support local school Cannon Hill Anglican College by
sponsoring a stand and picnic rug at their Wetlands Festival. It was a
fantastic day and Sustainable Man was well supported by the CHAC community!

Click here to view our New Solar Power Packages.

26 May 2010, Quest South East Advertiser

Click here to download a copy of the article (.pdf)

Vote now for Sustainable Man in the Quest Business Achiever Awards for 2010.
Click here to vote for us: www.questawards.com.au

Launch of Low Carbon Diet program Thursday 13 May, 6pm
Sts Peter and Paul’s parish hall, Main Ave, Balmoral

The Morningside Tennis Centre has received State government funding to start a Low Carbon Diet Community Program, and is looking for local people to take part.

The funding will support the tennis centre to teach local families how they can reduce their energy bills and carbon footprint, by cutting their household carbon emissions by 2000 kilos.

1. Buy a bin from your local hardware shop, we suggest a 75 litre Willow Dome bin with lid. 
2. Remove the lid from the bin and place bin upside down.

Lachlan & Lisa climb Mt Warning, northern NSW on Sunday.

Climbing the mountain in the dark with torches and plenty of glow worms, to watch the sunrise. 5 hours and a 9 km round trip, was it worth it? Absolutely!! It's a hard climb but unreal when you get to the top and are on top of the world. Thank goodness we took our Solahart rain jackets up, they were very handy in the cool clouds at the top!