We share practical tips, how-tos, and trusted sustainable brands to help you live a lower-impact and more connected life.
Since 2015, The Green Hub has been sharing practical advice on sustainable living. Born from our founder Kira’s own shift toward a slower, more considered way of life, the site has since grown into a trusted resource with tens of thousands of readers across Australia and beyond.
Our goal has always been to make sustainability feel approachable — less about doing everything perfectly, and more about the small, conscious changes that add up to something bigger.
Because when enough people start making those changes in their homes, gardens, and shopping habits, the impact builds. It creates momentum and ripples outward — influencing our friends, families, and communities. And on a larger scale, these shifts in culture are what drive the systemic change we need to tackle the climate crisis.
Our individual actions may not save the planet, but the culture shift we’re creating will.
What you’ll find here
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Guides & How-Tos: Practical advice on where to shop, what to avoid, and how to make sustainable lifestyle changes.
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Gardening & Rewilding: A focus on native plants and backyard biodiversity, plus a Substack newsletter following the story of habitat gardening in a suburban Gold Coast backyard.
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Fashion & Lifestyle: A curated directory of ethical and sustainable brands, alongside editorial features covering everything from ethical fashion to food waste and climate change.
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Brands & Offers: Offers and discounts from businesses we trust — because when you do need to buy, it helps to choose well.
Since 2015, The Green Hub has grown into a community of global readers — proof that people are hungry for better, easier ways to live sustainably.
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Work with us
Want to collaborate or advertise on The Green Hub?
Get in touch: kira (at) thegreenhubonline.com
Walking the talk
The Green Hub donates regularly to Greenfleet, helping restore native forests and offset carbon, and supports Pay the Rent, recognising that all of our work takes place on unceded Aboriginal land.