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  • Australia’s first Biosphere Reserve

    On 8 November 2002, UNESCO approved the Mornington Peninsula Biosphere Reserve, making what is believed to be Australia’s first designated Biosphere Reserve in more than…

  • Congested Britain

    The UK Experience by Malcolm Morley * The Confederation of British Industry has calculated that traffic congestion in Britain costs £20 billion per year. This…

  • Stirling makes recycling

    The City of Stirling in Western Australia has embarked on a innovative and comprehensive waste management program, to promote and assist the recycling and management…

  • Inground wine storage

    Wine storage is set to move back inground, reducing the visual and environmental impact of the above ground stainless steel ‘tank farms’ now common in…

  • Thuringowa buys back

    The Thuringowa City Council is undergoing the process of buying back its waste management services to deliver quality services to ratepayers, by establishing a commercial…

  • Richmond Valley Council Depot

    Richmond Valley Council Depot has come up trumps in a recent assessment of its daily business activities. The assessment was conducted as part of the…

  • Intelligent Cities

    The smart future for your Council The City of Whittlesea will present its Third Annual Technology Innovation Conference on Friday 14 February 2003. The Conference…

  • Shellharbour’s IT strategy

    New South Wales’ youngest city, Shellharbour, has facilitated business efficiency and leading edge technology with the development of a comprehensive management information and back office…

  • Kentish broadband project

    A model for isolated rural communities A joint project between Kentish Council and Unitas Company Ltd aims to develop an innovative broadband model that can…

  • Whittlesea Conference

    AXS OneView – the Alternative Data Warehouse Solution AXS-One, Local Government solutions provider for over a decade, is using the 3rd annual Whittlesea Innovation Conference…

  • What next for Yass Shire’s

    Yass Shire Council in New South Wales has established a Landscape Committee to oversee the conservation of the historical landmarks that were the Hume Bridges,…

  • Bridge bashing set to save

    A University of Technology Sydney, structural engineering expert has devised a bridge testing system which will help save lives and millions of dollars in road…

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