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  • Council drives road safety campaign

    The City of Greater Dandenong has become a driving force in slowing local traffic since Victorian speed limits were reduced two years ago. After the…

  • Local streets, schools and speeding

    The City of Greater Dandenong has developed a safety kit for 55 local schools, after parents expressed concern about their children’s safety near school crossings,…

  • Gosnells wins the fight

    The City of Gosnells in Western Australia has received two Australian Crime and Violence Prevention Certificates of Merit for its SafeCity Urban Design Strategy. The…

  • Making rubbish light work

    The City of Whittlesea, in Melbourne’s north, has developed a litter eating machine by adding its own snorkel vacuum system and litter catch cage to…

  • Rental the secret

    At the City of Casey, in Melbourne’s south east, the road maintenance unit has been expanding its business operations by relying more heavily on hired…

  • Woollahra developers fined

    Woollahra Council has successfully prosecuted three builders for water pollution offences under the New South Wales Protection of the Environment Act. The cases were heard…

  • Without my car!

    The UK Experience by Malcolm Morley * On 22 September 2002 over 1,400 towns and cities from 38 countries throughout Europe participated in the In…

  • Palmerston pet plan

    Dogs and residents in Darwin’s Palmerston City Council are living in harmony, thanks to several initiatives from Council’s volunteer Animal Management Committee. The Committee was…

  • Paying by phone parking trial

    The City of Subiaco, in collaboration with iTouch Australia Pty Ltd, is conducting a six month trial of a hi-tech parking payment system. The inner…

  • International speakers heading

    An impressive list of national and international speakers will lead what promises to be an excellent IPWEA 2003 National Conference in Hobart from 24-28 August.…

  • The challenges of a

    In just 20 years, Cairns has transformed itself from a regional sugar town to a vibrant international tourist destination. Cairns is one of Australia’s most…

  • A new and exciting face

    Officially opened by Queensland Premier, Peter Beattie, on 29 March, the multi million dollar Cairns Esplanade project has been five years in the making. “Our…

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