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  • Improving the Bull Creek Catchment

    An iconic project for improving water quality in the Bull Creek Catchment is underway, converting a 150m stretch of the Brentwood Main Drain into a…

  • Power savings while keeping cool

    A half a million-dollar Community Energy Efficiency Program is nearing completion in the Roper Gulf region having upgraded and massively improved the energy efficiency of…

  • Climate smarts and water wisdom

    Perth’s changing climate was the hot topic at a community waterwise forum organised by the Western Suburbs Regional Organisation of Councils (WESROC), with the support…

  • An innovative reuse of water

    Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall MP recently acknowledged Moree Plains Shire Council in State Parliament for its innovative reuse of spent artesian spa water…

  • Small changes yield big results

    Small changes yield big results

    Meander Valley Council has implemented simple energy saving measures at three of its highest energy consuming facilities. Council received funding of $151,000 from the Australian…

  • Drainage basin upgrade

    As part of the City of South Perth’s Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) projects, the drainage basin in local park Doneraile Reserve, Waterford will be…

  • Regional power savings

    The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder has developed and is managing a regional LED streetlight and solar PV project for the Goldfields Voluntary Regional Organisation of Councils…

  • Whitsunday weed partnership

    Whitsunday weed partnership

    Weed management in the Whitsunday ‘peri-urban environment’ is becoming an ever-increasing problem. New infestations of environmental and declared weeds are continually being discovered in peri-urban…

  • High quality environmental courses*

    Flinders University’s School of the Environment is a multidisciplinary school with high quality teaching and research, focused on effective solutions to environmental issues. Many different…

  • Three-bin success story By Michelle Newton

    Reduce, reuse, recycle – the three Rs of waste management – are at the heart of the City of Nedlands waste management plan. The City…

  • Energy management framework benefits

    Energy management framework benefits

    Albury City Council, like many other regional Councils across Australia, has taken steps to manage the impost of increasing energy costs on its bottom line.…

  • Key users inform redevelopment

    Central Reserve key users will be invited to be part of a project reference group to advise Colac Otway Shire Council on the redevelopment of…

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