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  • Gas-to-power project contends for national award

    Gladstone Regional Council’s willingness to embrace green power has it in line to take out a prestigious national award later this month. Council’s Benaraby Landfill…

  • Run silent, run deep at Applecross*

    For those exercise junkies in the Perth suburb of Applecross, the impressive new set of steps installed by Landmark Products at Heathcote Reserve are a…

  • Fresh look at remote waste

    Fresh look at remote waste

    The rubbish adding to landfills in the Northern Territory’s Big Rivers region could soon be providing financial and environmental benefits to its three Regional Councils,…

  • Tracking adaptation

    The Western Alliance for Greenhouse Action (WAGA) has launched an innovative web tool to inform local governments and communities about climate change impacts and responses…

  • Embracing solar for heritage buildings

    Installing a photovoltaic system on the Newcastle Museum was no straightforward task for Newcastle City Council (NCC). As a heritage-listed site, the former railway workshop…

  • Conserving rural environments

    To improve conservation values in its rural areas, Hume City Council has committed to a grant program for landowners and environmental community groups. This initiative…

  • Swimming pool goes green

    Swimming pool goes green

    The 68kW solar system on the roof of the Mount Gambier Aquatic Centre was switched on earlier this month, making it one of the ‘greenest’…

  • Innovative project cleans creek

    The Northern Midlands Council is partnering with NRM North in consultation with other agencies, to develop a long-term open space plan for Sheepwash Creek, which…

  • Adapting infrastructure for climate change

    Northern Beaches Council in New South Wales is ensuring local infrastructure – including the area’s many surf life saving clubs – will be resilient in…

  • The new face in multi-circuit power metering*

    SATEC’s BFM-II is the next generation of Branch Feeder Monitor™, providing energy management for multiple circuits. Flexibility for both new and retrofit projects, the BFM-II…

  • A barbie in the park is as Aussie as it gets*

    Barbecuing outdoors is a great Australian tradition, and there is nothing better than spending a sunny day with family and friends at the local park…

  • Increasing tree canopy with confidence

    Increasing tree canopy with confidence

    The nursery industry is reviewing the national tree standard to give councils added confidence when planting in their local areas. An increasing amount of research…

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