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  • Businesses buckle down and save water

    Businesses buckle down and save water

    Over the last 12 months, businesses in Queensland’s Southern Downs Regional Council area, identified as ‘High Water Users’ have reduced water consumption to collectively save…

  • City’s links to Antarctica

    City’s links to Antarctica

    The Greater Hobart community has hailed the importance of Antarctica to Hobart’s identity, as the city officially said farewell to the much-loved RSV Aurora Australis. According…

  • Welcoming Businesses are for everyone

    Welcoming Businesses are for everyone

    Warrnambool City Council, Victoria, is working with businesses to make them as accessible as possible for everyone and ultimately, attract, serve and retain more customers,…

  • Save the environment to save jobs

    Save the environment to save jobs

    New research commissioned by the Council of Mayors South East Queensland (SEQ) shows projects that protect and improve creeks, rivers and Moreton Bay are powerful…

  • Editorial

    The Perth City Deal was signed in September unveiling a raft of projects to energise the Western Australian capital by increasing population density in the…

  • Alfresco cities

    Alfresco cities

    As Australia moves out of COVID-19 crisis management and into recovery, building a future based on our outdoor lifestyle looks like becoming our saving grace.…

  • Australian Plant Production Standard*

    Australian Plant Production Standard*

    The Australian Plant Production Standard (APPS) is the overarching framework binding the Australian nursery industry’s Nursery Industry Accreditation Scheme, Australia (NIASA) Best Management Practice (BMP);…

  • New tool shows how trenchless technology cuts carbon emissions*

    New tool shows how trenchless technology cuts carbon emissions*

    Key players within the water sector have united to tackle industry emissions by using a specialised carbon calculator.  Tailored to the water industry, the tool…

  • Driving internet connectivity in the bush

    Driving internet connectivity in the bush

    For rural and remote communities, the lack of a decent internet service is among the major frustrations for both businesses and the broader community. In…

  • Making bricks from polystyrene

    Making bricks from polystyrene

    Fraser Coast Regional Council, Queensland, landfill and transfer stations are now taking expanded polystyrene packaging free of charge since the purchase of a machine that…

  • City of Ryde removes manual processes with MAGIQ Performance*

    City of Ryde removes manual processes with MAGIQ Performance*

    Purpose-built for the Finance team, the MAGIQ Performance Suite provides an extensive range of budgeting, reporting and strategic planning capabilities to help public sector organisations…

  • Best practice fleet management for councils*

    Best practice fleet management for councils*

    Fleet management organisations (FMOs) can help support local government agencies and councils as they face pressure and reduced access to funds in the current COVID-19…

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