The guys over at Yoink have once again teamed up with Bonobo Labs and have released an update for the Yoink iPhone app.

If you’re a resident of Adelaide, you might be interested in Studio Eco – a new retail space located in the sustainable precinct on Magill Road, Kensington Park.

It’s taken a while but we’re please to announce that Sensis, the company responsible for the annual dumping of (mostly) unused and unwanted phonebooks on doorsteps across Australia, have finally bowed to public pressure and launched a new website allowing the public to cancel phonebook deliveries for the following three years.

New Australian startup Yoink provides users with a way to giveaway those no longer needed items that are gathering dust and taking up valuable space, while being able to receive items you need yourself and that others are willing to part with.

I don’t know how things happen around your parts, but here at Electric Firefly Headquarters in downtown sunny Enmore, we dread the day on which our peaceful suburb comes under siege from an army of delivery trucks and their hulking cargo of Yellow Pages Directories. Well dread no longer, salvation is at hand.

Introducing the Atari wallet, a project we heard about, that has just recently completed after almost five years in the making.

So you have a pile of old electrical equipment gathering dust at your place… how can you get rid of them in an environmentally responsible way?