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  • Community collaborates on coastal restoration

    Community collaborates on coastal restoration

    Over the past two years Shire of Esperance, in collaboration with South Coast Natural Resource Management (SCNRM), the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA),…

  • New Eureka offers contemporary modular design*

    Landmark Products, Australia’s leading provider of pre-fabricated restrooms, is excited to launch the new modular ‘Eureka series’, incorporating more than 30 years’ experience in designing…

  • Solar power upgrade

    Shire of Exmouth, Western Australia, has partnered with the Minderoo Foundation and the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) to establish the Ningaloo…

  • Safe, permeable and efficient erosion control mats*

    Safe, permeable and efficient erosion control mats*

    Australian Concrete Mats (ACM) is the quick and easy, cost-efficient, sustainable solution for severe and minor erosion issues on small to large scale projects. Engineered…

  • Recycling programs save

    Advances at the award-winning Greater Toowoomba Waste Management Facility, Queensland, have given residents and businesses more opportunities to recycle household electrical and electronic items, plus…

  • Coastal recreational walk

    Coastal recreational walk

    Ballina Shire Council, New South Wales, has begun works to upgrade a three km section of the Coastal Recreational Walk from Sharpes Beach to Pat…

  • Going green through innovative scheme

    Going green through innovative scheme

    A small business in the Victorian town of Warrnambool is adding major sustainability upgrades to its buildings with a little help from Council and a…

  • Experts in vegetation management*

    PowerClear based in South East Queensland, is committed to delivering excellence to clients within the arboricultural and tree planting services industry. A combination of experience,…

  • Planning for future open spaces

    The small Tasmanian town of Perth, located in Northern Midlands just 20 km south of Launceston, is set to take off. The current population of…

  • Solar power charged wastewater treatment plant

    Solar power charged wastewater treatment plant

    Goulburn Mulwaree Council, New South Wales, is working to supply its own green energy, and will soon install solar panels at the Wastewater Treatment Plant.…

  • Saving a slice of history

    Saving a slice of history

    The red cliffs that literally gave the Redcliffe Peninsula, Queensland, its name have been saved from coastal erosion thanks to an ingenious design conceived by…

  • Domestic remanufacturing poised to flourish*

    Domestic remanufacturing poised to flourish*

    As the Australian economy seeks to bounce back from COVID-19, attention is turning to the role of Australia’s manufacturing sector. Federal Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg has…

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