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RMIT Sustainability Festival wrap-up for The Vine
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Tagged Angela Finn, conference, Emma Lynas, Georgia McCorkill, Grace McQuilten, Otto von Busch, Patricia Brien, Paula Rogers, RMIT, RMIT Brunswick, RMIT Sustainability Festival and Conference Day, Sue Thomas, Sustai, Sustainability Festival, The Social Studio, Timo Rissanen
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Presenting “Nobody was Dirty” work in progress at RMIT Sustainability Festival & Conference Day
I’m honoured and excited to be presenting at the same conference as so many wonderful innovators in Sustainable fashion including Timo Rissanen, Georgia McCorkill, Emma Lynas and Otto von Busch. Warmest congratulations to Patricia Brien for organising this array of … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, Emma Lynas, Georgia McCorkill, Otto von Busch, Patricia Brien, RMIT, Sustainable, sustainable fashion, Timo Rissanen
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