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  • Proposed levy on Queensland household waste

    On Friday the Queensland Government released a directions paper for public comment, which included plans for a general waste levy to commence in 2019. The…

  • Environmental leadership in the Adelaide Hills

    Environmental leadership in the Adelaide Hills

    Adelaide Hills Council was a recent finalist in the 2018 Local Government Professionals of South Australia Leadership Excellence Awards for Excellence in Environmental Leadership and…

  • Give a little, change a lot

    Give a little, change a lot

    Volunteer fire fighting resources within Western Australia’s Great Southern Region were stretched beyond capacity at 6.30pm on 24 May 2018. City of Albany alone had…

  • Give a little, change a lot

    Give a little, change a lot

    Volunteer fire fighting resources within Western Australia’s Great Southern Region were stretched beyond capacity at 6.30pm on 24 May 2018. City of Albany alone had…

  • Editorial

    May was a month for collaboration. In New South Wales (NSW) a number of regional councils voluntarily aligned in regional groups creating Joint Organisations (JOs)…

  • Lights on at saleyards

    Cootamundra– Gundagai Regional Council (CGRC), has allocated $300,000 from the Stronger Communities Fund major projects program to undertake an electrical upgrade and installation of new…

  • Steam weeder to reduce herbicide use

    Steam weeder to reduce herbicide use

    Cook Shire Council, Queensland, will be reducing the use of herbicides around towns, with the addition of a new steam weeder to the parks and…

  • Council budgets are being blown away on unsealed roads*

    Ravel test results compiled from field reports in Victoria and New South Wales during 2017 demonstrated strong proof of Polycom product efficacy. Fourteen unsealed roads…

  • Skate park upgrade underway

    Skate park upgrade underway

    The City of Launceston will undertake a major upgrade of the Ravenswood Skate Park this year at a cost of $300,000 including a $45,000 grant…

  • Raised walkway protects the lowlands

    Raised walkway protects the lowlands

    Central Coast Council, New South Wales, has begun building a $1.05 million boardwalk in Springfield that will provide an essential link between the residential neighbourhood…

  • Green Shoots’ campaign  in Tathra

    Green Shoots’ campaign in Tathra

    Bega Valley Shire Council officially launched the ‘Green Shoots’ campaign with a community working bee at Tathra Beach. The working bee, held in partnership with…

  • Experts to advise on tree management

    Experts to advise on tree management

    City of Darwin has shown it is taking a thorough approach to replanting and tree management in the aftermath of Cyclone Marcus. An expert panel…

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