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  • New life for pre-loved goods

    New life for pre-loved goods

    To limit the amount of reusable goods headed to landfill, Melton City Council in Victoria has completed a major upgrade of a busy recycling resale…

  • Sustainable heritage

    Sustainable heritage

    Mount Alexander Shire in Victoria is adapting heritage listed buildings to become environmentally sound. The Shire, which incorporates the Victorian goldfield towns of Castlemaine and…

  • Three-bin win

    Three-bin win

    The City of Wodonga in regional Victoria has slashed the amount of waste going to landfill, following the introduction of a three-bin organics system. The…

  • Costs and problems with indoor pools*

    Condensation and corrosion have long been an issue within poorly ventilated indoor pools, there is a now solution available that will also reduce running costs.…

  • Shining a light on energy efficient assets

    Shining a light on energy efficient assets

    Over the last few years, eleven Victorian councils have worked in tandem to upgrade to energy efficient street lighting – and to ensure the old…

  • Going batty

    Going batty

    Blacktown City Council in Sydney is investigating the health of fishing bats to find out more about the water quality in local creeks and waterways.…

  • Water efficiency goes platinum

    Water efficiency goes platinum

    The City of Melville in metropolitan Perth has been recognised for its water management efforts.  The Water Corporation recently presented the Council with a Platinum…

  • Funding boost for shark mitigation

    Funding boost for shark mitigation

    The City of Joondalup in Perth has welcomed the announcement from the State Government that it will commit $400,000 towards an enclosure at Sorrento Beach.…

  • A hard-won environmental victory

    A hard-won environmental victory

    A former landfill site located in South Australia’s Onkaparinga Council has been transformed into an award-winning park.  The Frank Hilton Reserve project at Maslin Beach…

  • Protecting the roost

    Protecting the roost

    Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoos are found only in Western Australia and the City of South Perth is committed to maintaining their metropolitan home. During the past decade,…

  • Pool upgrades increase efficiency

    Pool upgrades increase efficiency

    Sutherland Shire Council in New South Wales has achieved a massive reduction in water, gas and chemical usage at a local leisure centre. In 2015,…

  • The benefits of compost

    The benefits of compost

    In May, Burdekin Shire Council in Queensland held a month-long campaign to raise awareness of the benefits of composting. Throughout Compost Awareness Month, Council encouraged…

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