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  • Pop up libraries in the park

    Pop up libraries in the park

    A new chapter begins as Isaac Regional Council, Queensland, libraries take off with a novel idea to head outdoors with one of its popular children…

  • HOME education  outreach program

    HOME education outreach program

    Gunhigal Nguambang Wiradyuri Mayiny (Plains Country Wiradyuri People). Around 220 primary students from ten public schools across the Central West region of New South Wales…

  • Digital literacy program encourages dreaming big

    Digital literacy program encourages dreaming big

    Redlands Coast has brought the digital divide in Queensland a little closer, with 61 Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders completing the Deadly Digital Communities literacy…

  • Herbicide Free Australia the only alternative*

    Foamstream is the new way to kill weeds safely and effectively and allows organisations to adopt a glyphosate free environment. Foamstream kills weeds through the…

  • Baker Boy opens youth festival

    The City of Palmerston, with the support of the Northern Territory Government hosted the first ever Palmerston Youth Festival, to coincide with the July school…

  • Cool shade for warm welcome

    Cool shade for warm welcome

    The Shire of Wyndham East Kimberley, Western Australia, has installed beautiful new shade sails at both the Celebrity Tree Park and Swim Beach playgrounds. The…

  • A collaborative approach to protect the river

    A collaborative approach to protect the river

    Thousands of native trees have been planted along the banks of Logan River to reduce sediment loss, protect against severe weather events, and ultimately, improve…

  • Age friendly discount makes a splash

    Age friendly discount makes a splash

    The City of Unley, South Australia, has had a hit with the introduction of an age friendly discount for casual entry to the Unley Swimming…

  • Arts reinvigorated

    Arts reinvigorated

    The town of Moree in North Western New South Wales, has always been known for its strong arts scene, and in July there was an…

  • Community gardens a valuable resource

    Community gardens a valuable resource

    West Tamar Council, Tasmania, has released additional plots within the Windsor Community Garden and membership is open to residents of West Tamar. Established in 2014,…

  • Playgrounds reflect their community

    Playgrounds reflect their community

    Tamborine Mountain’s Lions Park has been named one of Queensland’s best playgrounds and is in the running for a national award. Scenic Rim Regional Council’s…

  • Library play space sizzles

    Library play space sizzles

    A recipe of creativity and imagination has been cooked up at the Mossman Library, Queensland. The library has a new engaging play space featuring equipment…

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