Past KAB Week Campaigns
2010
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| In 2010, KAB Week was held from Monday 23rd August to Sunday 29th August. | |
| The focus in 2010 was on public place recycling to help reduce litter on our streets and waste needlessly being sent to landfill when people are out and about. |
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 About KAB Week 2010 |
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| KAB Week 2010 Celebrity Ambassadors |
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| View and download the 'Australian Artists' posters | |
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Poster 3 |
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Poster 4 |
| Watch the TV ad |
KAB Week 2010 Fact Sheet |
| Recycling Right tips |
How Plastic is Recycled (video) |
| Recycling PET process (diagram) |
Recycled Products Examples |
| Recycling at Hungry Jack's (video) |
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2009
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| When we throw things in the bin we often don’t realise its future impact. Plastic can last for thousands of years and some materials never break down. That means if things like empty bottles had been around when the dinosaurs roamed the earth we would still be finding them today. Reduce your waste and help Keep Australia Beautiful. Waste lives on. |
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| Watch TVC Listen to Radio Ad Download Fact Sheets Key Statistics Download a4 Poster Download HUNGRY JACK’S Trayliner Watch Video: Find out how to get involved in KAB week |
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2008
Score Points for the Environment Challenge
You can help tackle climate change and protect our natural resources by participating in the Score Points for the Environment challenge during Keep Australia Beautiful Week 2008. Watch TVC Watch John Blackman Viral Video 1 Watch John Blackman Viral Video 2 Download KAB Week Flyer $10,000 Modern Solar Home Make-Over Competition Winner2007
Save the world. Start at home.
In 2007, KAB Week will be held from Monday 27 August to Sunday 2 September with the theme: Save the World, Start at Home. Visit Campaign Website Watch TVC Listen to Radio Advert Fact Sheets2006
Measure your Ecological Footprint
The aim of the campaign is to demonstrate the easy ways you can help the environment and also save money by making a few simple changes around the home and in your daily lives.The Idea
The Ecological Footprint Calculator that was available on the website had been tailored specifically to the Australian market with assistance from EPA Victoria. After answering a series of short questions about your home and lifestyle habits, the results gave an idea of how many planets would be needed to sustain your current lifestyle.
Photos2005
National Spring Clean to Celebrate Keep Australia Beautiful Week
| KAB Week 2005 Press Release |
 Hungry Jack's tray liner supporting KAB Week |
| KAB TV CSA supported by Raine & Horne |
| Environmental Spring Clean Booklet |
2004
5 Days in 5 Ways
Press Release
