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  • Carpenters’ solution to stop vandalism

    Carpenters’ solution to stop vandalism

    Two carpenters from Bundaberg Regional Council, Queensland, have created an innovative solution to stop the vandalism of sharps containers in the region’s parks and garden…

  • Residents are digging it with new food growing guide

    Brimbank City Council, Victoria, has developed a new Guide to Community Gardening to help residents look to the future, explore opportunities for growing food and…

  • Australian road recovery*

    Australian road recovery*

    Funding levels for road maintenance and construction need to be spent more wisely than ever before considering the recent situation.  The time is right to…

  • Getting ahead of the storm

    Glen Eira City Council, Victoria, provides service excellence to its residents in getting ahead of the storms.  Council’s reactive and proactive drainage programs not only…

  • Effective road drainage with concretes mats*

    Effective road drainage with concretes mats*

    Concrete mats offer cost and time effective solution for drainage along roads and municipal works. The impact from recent heavy rainfall and floods across Australia…

  • Worm farm trial

    Worm farm trial

    The Hills Shire Council, New South Wales, is running a first of its kind in Australia worm farm trial in an apartment complex in North…

  • Timber bridge restored

    Timber bridge restored

    Byron Shire Council, New South Wales, last month completed the timber restoration of Brunswick Heads’ iconic South Arm Bridge, which was officially opened by the…

  • Work starts on playground for wheels

    Work starts on playground for wheels

    Burnie City Council, Tasmania, has begun work on its new $480,000 playground for wheels.  The View Road Reserve is being transformed into a new recreational…

  • Bringing the creek back

    Bringing the creek back

    Georges River Council, New South Wales, has reinstated a creek in a large suburban park to improve water quality, stormwater harvesting and irrigation. Completed in…

  • Get ready for a budget cash splash*

    If you have had anything at all to do with grants you will still be recovering from the madness of November 2020 to March 2021. …

  • Shire eyes in the sky

    Shire eyes in the sky

    Shire of Esperance, Western Australia, originally established a drone program around two years ago, which has grown significantly to become an essential part of normal…

  • Transforming lanes and pathways

    Transforming lanes and pathways

    Charles Sturt Council, South Australia, is celebrating the completion of three high priority laneway and pathway beautification projects. The Crawford Lane revitalisation, at the gateway…

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