Articles by: Emma Wilkins

Author Biography:

Emma Wilkins is a Tasmanian journalist and freelance writer.

‘You used to WHAT?’ A thought experiment

It’s true. I swear. I remember when you were allowed to drive a car—even a four-wheel drive that emitted more than 200 grams of CO2 per kilometre, even if you were the only one in it, even if you could have caught a bus—all day, and only pay for petrol. No fines, no charges.

On Sundressed: Fashion, Farming and Sustainability

By replacing its ‘take, pollute, discard’ model with one based on regenerative farming and clothes consumers can—and want to—wear every week for years, this self-destructive industry could do less harm—even good.