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Working to unite the community
This National Reconciliation Week, the City of Ballarat is proud to continue working towards a united Ballarat where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People are…
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Polystyrene melt-down boosts recycling
Noosa Council’s waste team has a new weapon in its recycling arsenal with the arrival of a new polystyrene processing machine. The machine was installed…
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Drone program flying high
Fresh off the back of a nomination at the NSW Local Government Excellence Awards, Snowy Monaro Regional Council’s biosecurity drone program is soaring to even…
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Climate aware Tableland
Tableland Regional Council’s (TRC) Climate resilience efforts – essential for a region situated near the intersection of two world heritage areas — were rewarded twice.…
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One tree per child
On Friday 27 May, Greater Shepparton City Council celebrated the planting of 100,000 trees, shrubs and grasses across 104 planting sites within the region as…
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Organics service for Whitehorse
From July 2022 the residents of Whitehorse will have an access to Food and Garden Organics recycling services. With food waste collections commencing shortly, the…
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Heather heads the hills suburb
From the leafy green suburban streets of our plains areas, to the wilder bushland setting of our foothills and hills suburbs, the City of Mitcham…
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Farming Focus Forum launched
The inaugural Farming in Focus Forum was officially launched by Senator for Queensland Susan McDonald and Burdekin Shire Council Mayor Lyn McLaughlin at the Ayr…
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A true Barossa Council man
I’ve been involved in local government for 50 years in various roles. I began with the former District Council of Barossa on the tools, digging…
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Airport lands major award
The Sunshine Coast Airport Expansion Project has won Best Public Works Project over $5 million in Australasia at the International Public Works Conference hosted by…
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Makeover revives memories of old Sawtell
The Sawtell Reserve Hall is set to receive a makeover, igniting memories of old where it was a hub of social activity. The Reserve Hall…
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Buying local spreads in flood-ravaged shire
The popularity of the Why Leave Town pilot program in Murwillumbah has generated strong interest from businesses elsewhere in the Tweed. The popularty of the…
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