Junkies Magazine is an eco lifestyle magazine, focused on reusing, reducing, rethinking and recycling. Junkies Magazine is for people who have a passion for sustainability, imaginative design.We like to inspire and be inspired by a community of thinkers and to spread important messages about our environmental responsibilities .We aim to be a platform to bring people together , from artists, individuals , mavericks and epicureans.

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Fast Fashion, Eco Anxiety & VSCO Girls • Saving the world is no easy feat but that’s exactly what podcast host and influencer, Laura Francois, is hoping to achieve.

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Coffee and Tea, Rituals and Lore • Carys Martin captures the symbols and icons of ancient lore and the cultural stories we have told through time in her ceramics and Holding Cups© .

Getting a Fix on Sustainable Design • In today’s fragile and fractured world, the work of design artist Dr Guy Keulemans is a reminder that beauty can come from broken things, and that the pieces can be put back together.

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Great Green Innovations • If everything has a Silver Lining, where is it in relation to all our social and eco challenges?

La Céramique Wings • From her studio in Upwey Victoria ceramic artist Jesse Vette Journoud-Ryan has a birds-eye view as she sculpts her muses into ceramic art.

Junkies Evolutionary Tale • It all began in a quiet rural Queensland town when two friends decided it would be a lovely idea to make a little magazine.

Ethical Fashion Week in the time of COVID* • It’s hard to find anything that hasn’t been affected by COVID 19. In a time of bushfires, recycling crises and economic uncertainty, COVID 19 has managed to eclipse even these.

Bottega Fiorella • Lyndall Bass of Bottega Fiorella is not your conventional florist. Indeed, the term florist is too reductive to describe what she does, which is a combination of art installation, curating, and an archival presentation of olfactory and visual memories.

Stitch by Stitch • Caroline Sarah is a creative maker, a community arts worker, and a storyteller. The Story Costumer is the curator of a magical dress shop where garments can be hired or tailor-made.

Beach Side Jewellery • Regina Middleton vividly remembers the summer holidays that followed the completion of high school. She was whiling the days away by the beach – sun-baking, swimming, devouring all the chips she could stomach and collecting shells along the seaside with her dear friend Leanne.

In Bloom: Bringing the Outdoors Indoors • Wild and expressive, floral motifs offer an endless source of inspiration for your interiors. These spaces are blooming with fresh ideas for you to pick from, whether you’re inclined towards nostalgia, a fan of the classics, a bohemian at heart, or all about the mix.

The Bread and Butter Project • Since 2013, The Bread & Butter Project has provided training and employment pathways for refugees and asylum seekers to boost their prospects of successful resettlement and employment, and instil a strong sense of belonging.

Winter’s Pantry • Since ancient times, people the world over have relied on their close relationship with nature to help guide them through the year.

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Farm Gate Feast • Roadside produce stands are no longer a novelty stop on a weekend drive. Local growers are providing an essential service for consumers avoiding the supermarket in search of a reliable bounty of fresh food.

Making the Cut • Got a glass of water and a sunny window sill? Why not make a start on a no-cost garden?

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