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  • Making your journey to a low carbon fleet smoother*

    Making your journey to a low carbon fleet smoother*

    Sustainable fleet management is not only good for business; it’s good for the environment as well. By reducing fuel consumption, vehicle usage, and carbon emissions,…

  • Waste Facility has gone solar

    Waste Facility has gone solar

    City of Darwin’s Shoal Bay Waste Management Facility is now running on solar power after 260 solar panels were installed on the roof of the…

  • Going digital supports arts

    Going digital supports arts

    When COVID-19 hit in early 2020, many business sectors were hit hard, but none more than the arts sector. City of Armadale, Western Australia, has…

  • First recycled roads roll out

    First recycled roads roll out

    Meander Valley Council, Tasmania, is demonstrating its commitment to working towards a sustainable future by using waste and recyclable materials to resurface parts of the…

  • Repurposed wastewater gets great results

    Repurposed wastewater gets great results

    Farms and golf courses have reaped the rewards of environmentally-friendly processes at the Port Douglas Wastewater Treatment Plant. In the 2020/21 financial year, Douglas Shire…

  • Cloud solutions accelerate Council agenda and minutes process*

    Cloud solutions accelerate Council agenda and minutes process*

    Harbour Software specialises in providing niche cloud-based solutions to help local governments enhance their governance processes. Working closely with Glenelg Shire Council, Harbour Software implemented…

  • Cultural Burn connects people

    Cultural Burn connects people

    In May this year, the Kaurna Aboriginal community and the City of Adelaide collaboratively delivered the Kaurna Kardla Parranthi Cultural Burn Project in the Adelaide…

  • Border region calls for new policy

    Murray River Council, New South Wales, will continue to push for a shift in border-region-policy once the current COVID-19 crisis has eased. Whilst the current…

  • Tens of thousands converge for festival

    Tens of thousands converge for festival

    The North Australian Festival of Arts (NAFA) has marked off another resounding success with tens of thousands of visitors attending a slew of sold-out shows…

  • Moonah gets creative

    Moonah gets creative

    Glenorchy City Council, Tasmania, has developed a COVID-19 Economic Recovery program to deliver both emergency measures and strategic investment into the City. One of the…

  • The Good Oil by Rod Brown – Delegate – a great use of Bushfire Recovery funds

    The Good Oil by Rod Brown – Delegate – a great use of Bushfire Recovery funds

    Delegate is a small town (population 350) way up on the Monaro high plains, close to the New South Wales/Victoria border. Three hours from Canberra,…

  • Community hub is a virtual GIFT

    Community hub is a virtual GIFT

    Regional Council of Goyder, South Australia, is creating connections and bringing people together through its online community hub, funded by an Age Friendly SA Grant…

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