Wake up to the gentle sounds of nature. Enjoy total pampering in the unique Daintree Spa. Discover the secluded pristine waterfall. Breathe in fresh air. Dine in the enchanting Julaymba Restaurant and Gallery, and experience the taste sensations of tropics with innovative contemporary Australian cuisine. The Daintree Eco Lodge & Spa is set amidst the World Heritage-listed Daintree National Park just north of Cairns in North Queensland. It is one of the world's best eco lodges attracting international, national and local clientele. Recently, the resort was listed in the National Geographic Top 50 Ecolodges 2009.

Realistically, how many kilometres do you drive per day? Fact: The average Australian commutes 40 km a day in their car. New 100% electric car evMe can drive up to 200 km on a single overnight charge. The first electric car of its kind is now available in Australia and is a contender in Australia's small-car market. evMe is a safe, comfortable and environmentally sustainable small car. It includes all the modern must-haves such as air conditioning, power windows, mirrors and steering, CD player and an auxiliary jack suited to all MP3 players. evMe features a spacious cabin with high-quality trim, built-in magazine rack, large handy floor console between the front seats, and a roomy boot that can be made even bigger by split back seats. This neat little car is available in a range of colours suited to all personalities.

There are a number of ways households can save electricity and in turn save some precious dollars. Every little bit helps when it comes to saving electricity and you'll notice the results when your next electricity bill arrives. Of course, there are the easy things you can do such as turning off lights when they're not in use and turning your computer off the wall, but there are few electricity-saving tips that aren't so readily considered. This includes unplugging all appliances when they are not needed.

Taking on climate change with a big heart and incredible passion for the environment is Planet Ark – an Australian non-profit environmental agency saving the planet since 1992. Aiming to work with businesses and individuals, Planet Ark endeavours to motivate positive change for the environment, educate individuals and protect the planet's ability to sustain life. The organisation's current campaigns include Climate Change, Recycling Near You, Festive Recycling, Green Solutions, Aluminium Cans, Cartridges 4 Planet Ark, National Tree Day, National Recycling Week, Plastic Bag Reduction and Walk Safely To School Day. Each project is designed to educate the public on the environment and what they can do to reduce their impact on the environment. For more information on how to change your world, visit the Planet Ark website. Keep in mind the good work of this organisation, which operates with the support generous support of the public, next time you have the chance to donate to a reputable environmental cause.

Do you have an old Nokia 3315, Nokia 3310 or Nokia 3200 sitting in a spare drawer hoping that they'll become antiques one day and worth a lot of money? Maybe you're onto something, but if you want to make your old mobile phones useful, why don't you recycle them instead of putting them in the bin? If you dispose of them in the rubbish, dangerous metals and toxic zinc are released back into the environment. There are few ways you can recycle your phone. Firstly, pass it on to someone who needs a new phone. Or, you can recycle your phone with Mobile Muster – the official recycling program for the phone industry (various Post Offices and mobile dealerships have drop-off boxes in store). Make sure you spread the word about recycling your old mobile phone. If you know your friends, family or workmates have a bunch of old phones lying around, organise to collect them and take them to a recycling program. If your work has an intranet or message board, why not post a notice there? This way you're doing your bit to save the environment and extend the life of a decent mobile phone.

ONE OF FIFTY DOUBLES TO SEE ICE AGE: DAWN OF THE DINOSAURS
The sub-zero heroes from the worldwide blockbusters Ice Age and Ice Age: The Meltdown are back, on an incredible adventure for the ages. Scrat is still trying to nab the ever-elusive nut (while, maybe, finding true love). Manny and Ellie await the birth of their mini-mammoth. Diego the saber-toothed tiger wonders if he's growing too 'soft' hanging with his pals. And Sid the sloth gets into trouble when he creates his own makeshift family by hijacking some dinosaur eggs. On a mission to rescue the hapless Sid, the gang ventures into a mysterious underground world. Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs is in cinemas from July 1st. To win, visit roadahead.com.au