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Popcorn is an agency that nurtures and transforms innovative ideas into growth stages.
We support bold technologists, social entrepreneurs, and climate activists who care about the world and its communities. Popcorn aims to accelerate the pace of clean tech initiatives by combining human resourcing, crowd-sourced knowledge, and purpose-driven business to empower the work force to do more than make money.
03/08/2026
This year’s Woke quiz is for the Green Party and is promising to be a bigger event than the last! Be in to win and compete for the “2026 Most Woke” title! # #
The winning team will get a prize pack that includes this awesome Greens merch as well as seedlings, wine, and chocolate-what else could you want?
This weekend Sunday 9th of Aug from 2-6pm.
Tickets and details here-express interest to receive updates on prizes, stallholders, etc.
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31/07/2026
Meet NZ Kelp species Ecklonia Radiata-a brown seaweed from the North Island of NZ. It has been providing habitat and food for centuries for ocean fish, mammals, crustaceans and occasionally humans.
Lending umami flavour and its awesome tribe of antioxidants, minerals, and nutrients to your diet to the often betterment of gut, immune, and skin health.
It’s under threat from warming waters, invasive species, and overfishing in Aotearoa. Urchin barrens, caulerpa, and pollution mean it’s going to be harder to find edible seaweed if we don’t take action soon.
We aim to help Ecklonia thrive by working with sustainable partners to help promote this awesome species of underwater photosynthetic organism, and tell our community about its amazing benefits by selling sustainably harvested seaweed powder under the Sea Green label.
Come taste it at the Midwinter Market and Greens fundraising event at the Button Factory on the 9th of August, and perhaps meet your new favourite food plus climate solution!
A lot of people seem to doubt that soft plastics in the collection bin at Woolworths actually gets recycled, and here’s a bit of fact finding that it does.
Most of it is low density polyethylene (LDPE) and it’s very easy to melt and process. There are multiple recyclers out there using it.
Obviously, we should minimise our use of plastics first…but so much of our store-bought goods comes packed in soft plastics that it's hard to avoid.
Separating and removing it from the waste stream helps prevent it not only from ending up in landfill, but eventually going into the ocean (as many landfills may one day flood with sea level rises). So turtles and whales will thank you.
If you can collect your clean soft plastics waste (plastic bags, stretchy film, food packaging) into a stuff sack, larger bag, or separate bin, that's a good start. Once there’s enough, drop it off at your next stop into the collection bin at the store.
Remember-it is a process of transformation. You don’t need to be a perfect about it. Like a lot of behaviour shifts, once you begin, it becomes progressively more natural.
Making up your mind to take steps in the first place is a win in itself-and every small act of environmental stewardship will make you feel better too.
02/07/2026
Do you love a good market, a quiz night, and environmental action?
Then come join in at our fundraiser event on Sunday the 9th of August, to get a dose of all this and then some.
Midwinter market is free downstairs from 10-4pm will have hot drinks and baked goods and plant sale. The ticketed Woke Quiz event is upstairs and includes food and drink upon arrival.
Bring your friends & whanau, and not only will you have fun supporting the lovely groups that can move the dial on climate action in the community, but you will also be in to win prizes!
2 Abbey St, behind K road on the western end. Parking is free on Sundays!
17/05/2026
We love having rural space to build and develop our proposal in seaweed, plus learn how to grow plants and discuss climate action.
Help support Te Whare Tipu with more resource to build and grow more regenerative solutions.
Contact us if you’d like to be in touch with any specialist growers, composters, builders, farmers, teachers, or learn more about the capabilities in and around our community greenhouse in West Auckland.
01/05/2026
We are soon to hire out space on Abbey St behind Kroad for a combination of event, office, manufacturing and retail activities ..alongside The Button Community venue space in central Auckland on Abbey St behind Kroad..
They are well located for collaboration in the arts, design, and community sector and we are keen to help shape an offering for sustainable ventures.
Would you consider going on a tour of how it might come together for a climate-conscious future?
Awesome to introduce two of my favourite groups-Te Whare Tipu and The Button Community today at the community greenhouse.
No better way to orientate in community impact & social enterprise than a little heavy lifting. Leaders like Ethan at the front of the waka showing how it’s done.
Today it’s joining forces to move a seeding table, tomorrow it will move the dial for community-powered climate action in Aotearoa. Stay tuned for more.
How do you use Sea Green kelp powder? Firstly as a sprinkle…
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