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Outdoor furniture built for today’s community*
Furphy Foundry has expanded its array of outdoor furniture with the introduction of the new 100 percent Australian made Flinders Rage, built using a robust…
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Supporting bees in greenspaces
In a move to support the bee population following the devastating New South Wales bushfire season beehives may soon be a feature of selected Council-managed…
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Old tennis courts come down
City of Busselton, Western Australia, began demolition of the original courts at the old Busselton Tennis Club in March, closing the door on a past…
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Purple-lidded glass bins arrive
Moyne Shire Council, Victoria, has partnered with local community groups to deliver the new purple- lidded glass only bins. Council has introduced a fourth kerbside…
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Storytime goes digital
Storytime at Noosaville and Cooroy Libraries, Queensland, has gone digital in an effort to ensure children don’t miss out during the COVID-19 closures. Library staff…
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Lights go on in remote community
The community of Ngukurr has benefited from an oval lighting upgrade, thanks to a collaboration between Roper Gulf Regional Council and the Northern Territory Government…
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Excellence from the ground up*
Hiway Stabilizers has been delivering innovative ground improvement solutions since 1986. A commitment to innovation, environmental sustainability and industry leadership has seen them introduce cutting…
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First electric-powered kerbside collection truck
South Australia’s first electric-powered kerbside collection truck took to the streets of metropolitan Adelaide at the end of February. The new truck is owned and…
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New-look Kilcoy Racecourse officially opened
A new-look Kilcoy Racecourse has been officially opened by Somerset Regional Council, Queensland. Attended by more than 40 people guests included Council representatives, facility stakeholders,…
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Water at the end of the pipeline
For the people of Murrurundi, Upper Hunter Shire, the water at the end of the pipeline is just what they have been waiting for. Funded…
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From old tyres to new roads – major trial about to begin in Melbourne*
Asphalt made using crumb rubber from old tyres is being laid on a busy Melbourne road as part of a major new trial. The project…
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Safety first when it comes to flood hit bridges
The torrential rain which caused havoc in the Sydney basin in February, resulted in several bridge closures at different locations across the Wollondilly Shire. As…
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