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  • Waste Warriors give more than an hour

    Waste Warriors give more than an hour

    When Campbelltown City Council, New South Wales, received a grant to expand its kitchen caddy food recycling system to an additional 18,000 residents in July…

  • Rangers wrangle wayward swans

    Rangers wrangle wayward swans

    Rangers from Shire of East Pilbara, Western Australia, were on hand last month at the Newman Airport to mitigate a potential danger caused by a…

  • Helpline team find work still to do

    Latrobe City Council, Victoria, is continuing to help residents and businesses recover from the social and economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Council established a…

  • Sports complex upgrade adds flexibility

    Sports complex upgrade adds flexibility

    Sunshine Coast Council, Queensland, has unveiled a new multi-sport playing field, 113 extra car parks and lighting as part of the $2.7 million upgrade of…

  • New CPEE Graduate Certificate in Asset Management commences in 2021*

    Australia is currently experiencing the largest ever construction build of infrastructure in many states across the country.  The focus on delivering such projects as a…

  • Excellence in asset management diversity awarded

    Excellence in asset management diversity awarded

    It was a proud day for Gladstone Regional Council, Queensland, on 16 October last year, when the organisation won an award at the Asset Management…

  • Community Charter launches a holistic approach

    Town of Victoria Park, Western Australia, has adopted a Community Charter in a new approach to working with its community.  While most local governments have…

  • Introducing the Anytime Library

    Introducing the Anytime Library

    City of Palmerston has installed two state of the art library book vending machines, a first for the Northern Territory. The ‘Anytime Library’ machines are…

  • Taking action on waste

    Ipswich City Council, Queensland, has adopted a new strategic and operational approach to managing and influencing systemic changes across waste, resource recovery and the circular…

  • Running your own race

    Running your own race

    Burnie City Council, Tasmania, faced many challenges in 2020, some navigable, some unsurmountable. Council conducts two mass-participation style events in October each year: The Heritage…

  • Asphalt mix for high performance pavements*

    From waste reduction and recycling targets to roads and infrastructure funding, Alex Fraser’s PolyPave ticks all the boxes for local government. Since the first application…

  • Leading by example on sustainability journey

    Leading by example on sustainability journey

    Last year certainly had its challenges but it was also a most rewarding year for Georges River Council, New South Wales, finishing with three sustainability…

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