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  • Liquor accord targets

    Parramatta’s hoteliers and restaurateurs are being asked to help control alcohol related crime. Parramatta City Council has invited licensees to join the Parramatta Liquor Accord,…

  • Awards for business

    Every Local Government ideally wants to represent a strong and vibrant community, where business and community organisations not only thrive but work together to achieve…

  • Will environmental health

    The UK Experience by Malcolm Morley * Local Government in England was established after Dr Snow made the connection between the polluted water from the…

  • South Perth shells out

    The City of South Perth has undertaken a project to create safe nesting sites for Oblong Turtles. Every Spring, female turtles journey out of McDougall…

  • Green light for Councils

    A resolution passed by delegates at the first National Buying Green 2003 Conference and Expo has set future directions for environmental purchasing in Australia. The…

  • Moree Plains Shire Council

    Recognised as the richest agricultural region in Australia and with a population of over 17,800, Moree claims for itself the title of the North West…

  • Spotless scrubs up

    Last December, Melbourne’s Bayside Council announced that Spotless Services Australia Limited was the successful tenderer for its Street Cleaning Contract which began on 1 March.…

  • Esperance embraces recycling

    About two thirds of the Esperance waste stream ( 7000 tonnes a year) will be diverted from landfill to a new recycling plant at Wylie…

  • Clarence sets recycling

    Residents of the City of Clarence in Tasmania are among the country’s best recyclers. The increased enthusiasm for rubbish is a result of Council’s revised…

  • Biodiversity Toolbox

    By Paul Bateson * A ‘scatter-gun’ approach was the way one Council representative described the approach to biodiversity conservation in his Local Government area. The…

  • New ViroSewageTM technology:

    Australians produce around five billion litres of sewage a day. Apart from environmental issues, expenditure for water authorities and Councils operating sewage treatment plants continues…

  • Salisbury turning stormwater

    In the late sixties, the City of Salisbury decided to use excess stormwater as the basis for a wetlands area. The City is now recognised…

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