Download the Open Sauce Community Waste Audit guide and tool to help you reduce waste in your business.

VU community tell us their hopes and ideas for the Garden Hub.

Save your vegetables from going to waste with this easy roast veggie soup.

STREAT and Victoria University have started planting for a Regenerative City Living Lab on the Footscray Campus.

Oversupplied raspberries from the Yarra Valley saved from waste by Melbourne Farmers Markets new depot service and the STREAT kitchen.

Find out how to make a quick pesto using the green tops of your carrots.

Find out how to extend the life of your zucchinis with this tasty pickle recipe.

Moving Feast partners STREAT and MAKE ran a circular design workshop for Melbourne Knowledge Week, check out some of our great ideas made solely from waste items.

Find out how you can reduce your emissions by switching a meat-based sandwich for this healthy, delicious plant-based alternative.

Find out how to make jam from the skins of passionfruit with this simple recipe.

Find out how to make a refreshing tropical drink from off-cuts of pineapple skin and spent citrus fruit with this simple recipe.

Find out how to make an instant berry jam.

Data from waste audits and interviews across our collective is in, showing the opportunities we have in the Open Sauce project to create retail products.

Read our latest summer newsletter with updates from all our Moving Feast partners, and details of our fundraising campaign.

It’s pineapple season in Australia and just in time for Halloween, in this online workshop we learn how to carve a jack-o-lantern while eating this tropical fruit.

We're super excited to be kickstarting our new circular economy project, Open Sauce. The aim of this collaborative project is to work across our collective to rescue off-cuts, excess produce from farmers, and other waste items from our kitchens, farms and offices, and turn them into beautiful retail products.

This week marks the beginning of our Open Sauce project to rescue off cuts, excess produce and other waste items and turn them into beautiful retail products.

Read the Moving Feast year one report: This year our state has been brought to its knees and many of our social enterprise peers were too. But whilst we were on our knees in the dirt, we started planting some tiny seeds of hope together.

Connection and kindness is something we all need right now, and as humans, something we are hard-wired to give.