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  • Environmental assessment tool

    As part of its Business Environmental Assessment Project, the City of Belmont has recently developed a new Geographic Information System (GIS)-based tool for assessing local…

  • Solar-thermal saves thousands

    The Town of Victoria Park recently installed a Solar-Thermal Hot Water system at its ‘Aqualife’ aquatic facility. With assistance through the Australian Government’s Local Government…

  • Construction requirements the sensible approach

    The Western Australia Local Government Association (WALGA) has announced their support for new special construction requirements for new homes built in bushfire prone areas recently…

  • Innovative biomass boiler

    The Mount Gambier Aquatic Centre Biomass Boiler has been awarded the 2014 South Australian Aquatic Innovation Award. City of Mount Gambier Director Operational Services, Daryl…

  • Compactor extends landfill life

    The purchase of a $1.2 million compactor will see an extension to the lifespan of the South Hedland Landfill Facility, ensuring the site can meet…

  • Shining a light on smart lighting

    Colac Otway Shire Council has given approval to fund new LED streetlights in its Smart Lighting program. Council yesterday voted to allocate the additional finance…

  • Recycled art on display

    Recycled art on display

    Artists are raiding the hard waste collection for Hornsby Shire Council’s Returned to Glory art exhibition that displays recycled art. The exhibition showcases artworks that…

  • Sports center wins national awards

    The Glen Eira Sports and Aquatic Centre has been recognised at the 2014 Property Council of Australia/Rider Levett Bucknall Innovation & Excellence Awards, being presented…

  • Scrapping food waste

    Every household in Randwick City could soon be putting out a kitchen food scraps bin each week for collection along with the normal rubbish, recycling…

  • Sun shines on environmental lesson

    Sun shines on environmental lesson

    Penrith’s youngest environmentalists are learning first hand how they can save energy and reduce their carbon footprint after Council installed solar panels at one of…

  • Smoking out pollutants

    Orange City Council has launched a new scheme aimed at reducing pollution from wood smoke by encouraging homeowners to replace outdated wood and solid fuel…

  • Community input on ‘Gasfield free’ signs

    Tweed Shire Council has long held a stance against unconventional gas exploration in the Tweed and, if supported by the community, will install ‘Gasfield Free’…

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