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So what are we getting for it?

Second Nature explainer · animated storyboard with on-screen voiceover · about 90 seconds

Animated explainer: council waste spend, the weak links across people, programs and policy, and how Second Nature improves the return on spend. Demand risingCouncil Annual Waste ReportProgram budget+38% Demand risingCouncil Annual Waste ReportProgram budget+38%Tonnes kept out of landfill+16% Demand risingProgram budget+38%Tonnes kept out of landfill+16%So what are wegetting for it? We run good programs.But which ones are working?PeopleProgramsPolicyThe behaviour behind the tonnes sits across all three. One year earlierMarketParkKerbsideSecond Nature on the ground Your Lever MapWhat you already run, against what’s actually happeningKerbside educationEvent binsCampaignsPark signageBar length: tonnes moved per dollar (illustrative) Your Priority LeversMove bins to where people eatEvent waste condition, followed upPrompt at point of purchaseProve it smallone eventone precinctMostly adjustments to programs you already run Your Ideas to Impact MapIdeasInitiativesScaleRefineStopImpactTonnes kept outDollars per tonnePlan progressEvery quarter Demand risingCouncil Annual Waste Report: next yearSame budgetMore tonnes kept out of landfillPlan targets on track It starts with what you already run “We already have programs.” That’s where we start. “More work for us?” About 2 hours to set up. Second Nature WASTE BEHAVIOUR INTELLIGENCE FOR COUNCILS Find the tipping point. Make it second nature. Test your waste spend Book an intro call A Luminair Systems product · © 2026 Luminair Systems Pty Ltd

Voiceover is shown as on-screen text; the final production adds recorded narration and music. Figures in the report scenes and the Lever Map are illustrative. © 2026 Luminair Systems Pty Ltd. Second Nature, the Ideas to Impact Map and Priority Levers are the intellectual property of Luminair Systems Pty Ltd and must not be reproduced without permission.