Lake Macquarie's Free Plant Verge Garden Policy Praised
Anna Noon commends Lake Macquarie's policy allowing residents to create free verge gardens, enhancing community green spaces and sustainability.
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Coroner Calls for Traffic Signal Review at Mount Moriac Intersection
A coroner has recommended a review of traffic signals at the Mount Moriac intersection in Geelong following a deadly crash, highlighting safety concerns.
Cockburn's New Street Tree Policy Aims to Expand Canopy
The City of Cockburn has updated its street trees planning policy to increase tree canopy coverage and safeguard existing trees, with new standards for planting and removals.
Cottesloe to Phase Out Norfolk Pines in Sustainable Street Plan
Cottesloe's iconic Norfolk Island Pines could be removed from future street plantings under a new masterplan aimed at boosting sustainability and resilience against pests like the polyphagous shot-hole borer.
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South Perth Tree Possibly Poisoned with Drill Holes Found
A mature verge tree in South Perth is suspected to be dying after drill holes were discovered at its base, sparking fears of deliberate poisoning. The City of South Perth is investigating the incident.
Lara Incinerator Opponent Calls for Final Verdict
A vocal opponent of the proposed Lara incinerator is urging authorities to declare the project definitively 'dead, buried, and cremated,' citing ongoing community and environmental concerns.
Asbestos Worsens Canberra Sportsground Shortage, ACT Acts
The ACT government faces a growing sportsground shortage as asbestos discoveries spread across Canberra, prompting urgent closures and community concerns over health and recreation access.
EPA Warns Auto Wreckers After Geelong Fire
The EPA has issued a stern warning to auto wreckers across Victoria to reduce fire risks after a massive blaze at a Geelong yard. Authorities urge compliance with safety regulations to prevent future incidents.
Stirling Bans Rodent Poisons to Protect Owls
The City of Stirling has officially ended use of second-generation rodent poisons to safeguard native wildlife like owls, aligning with a federal move to restrict these chemicals.
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Algal Bloom Disaster Sinks Millions in Taxpayer Dollars
A new report reveals that an algal bloom disaster has led to the loss of millions in taxpayer dollars, highlighting significant financial mismanagement and environmental risks.
Canberra Uses Floating Islands to Fight H5 Bird Flu
The Australian government is implementing a novel strategy with floating islands to defend against the H5 bird flu, enhancing biosecurity measures in Canberra.
Bassendean's 75-Year-Old River Red Gum at Risk
The Town of Bassendean is urgently trying to save a 75-year-old river red gum tree at Bassendean Oval after it showed signs of declining health following recent lighting upgrades.
Lake Macquarie Council Adopts Awaba Tip Strategy
Lake Macquarie councillors have unanimously adopted a new strategy to guide the future of the Awaba waste management facility, focusing on environmental sustainability and community engagement.
Toxic Fumes Harming Kids in Australian Communities
A recent investigation reveals alarming levels of toxic fumes in Australian neighborhoods, posing severe health risks to children and prompting urgent calls for environmental action.
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Salisbury, Private Schools Can Now Remove River Red Gums
New rules allow Salisbury to chop down four tree species, including river red gums, and permit private schools to remove significant trees, sparking criticism from tree advocates.
WA Mum's Viral Rant on Flashing Headlights Divides Internet
A West Australian mother's TikTok video about flashing headlights for speed cameras versus RBTs sparks online debate, highlighting a divisive aspect of Australian driving culture.
Canberra Botanic Gardens Autumn Plant Sale This Weekend
The Australian National Botanic Gardens Growing Friends autumn sale offers over 1000 plants, including grasses and shrubs, on March 14. Proceeds support the gardens, with early arrival advised due to high demand.
Greens MP Backs Cockburn Community on Housing and Green Space
Greens MP Brad Pettitt has endorsed a Cockburn community campaign to develop unused land for affordable housing and green spaces, addressing urban sprawl and environmental concerns.
Cockburn Sound Revived by Mussel Aquafarming Initiative
A new WA start-up, Byssal, is using eight kilometres of mussel ropes to restore Cockburn Sound's water quality and biodiversity, filtering billions of litres daily.
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Pro Skip Bins Busted Again for Alleged Illegal Dumping
Pro Skip Bins has been charged again for alleged illegal dumping in Wollongong, following a joint investigation by the EPA and council. The company faces severe penalties under environmental laws.
Fremantle Bushland Groups Demand More Staff Support
Friends Of groups in Fremantle's southern suburbs are calling for increased city staff to manage over 70 parks and reserves, citing volunteer burnout and climate change pressures.
Algal Bloom Mental Health Impacts in South Australia Revealed
New research highlights the devastating mental health effects of harmful algal blooms in South Australia, with residents reporting anxiety and loss of nature connection.
Queensland Trials E-Bike Ban in Parks Over Safety Issues
A four-week trial bans e-bikes at Gold Coast parks due to safety fears and vandalism, with fines up to $650. Police seize illegal devices as a parliamentary inquiry on e-bike safety nears release.
Man Kicks Dog in Bunnings Car Park, Shoppers Furious
A Staffordshire terrier named Maya was kicked twice in the face at a Bunnings in Adelaide, sparking outrage. Police are investigating, with potential penalties up to 10 years in jail under new laws.
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Leighton Beach Speed Limit Cut to 30km/h for Safety
Main Roads will implement a 30km/h speed limit on Leighton Beach Boulevard and Freeman Loop from April 6, following resident concerns and a safety review.
Landcom Housing Plan in Garden Suburb Raises Bushland Fears
A Landcom housing development proposal in a garden suburb has ignited fears over potential bushland destruction, with residents and environmentalists urging careful planning to protect local ecosystems.
Tradie Saves Girl from Car Theft in Brisbane Suburb
A Brisbane tradie heroically intervened to stop a car theft with an eight-year-old girl inside, chasing the suspect and ensuring her safety. The incident prompted a school lockdown and a warning to parents.
Teen Rescued from Crane, Police Hunt SES Equipment Thieves
A 17-year-old boy was rescued after climbing a 30m crane in Melbourne for social media photos, while police search for four men who stole $40,000 worth of SES equipment.
SA's Algal Bloom Crisis: The Fight to Contain It
A severe algal bloom in South Australia, the worst on record, is being tackled by the Bloomin' Algae project, which collects health and environmental data to advance research and mitigation efforts.
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Elderly Pedestrian Dies After Canberra Car Crash
An 89-year-old man has died in hospital following a collision with a car in Lyneham, marking the sixth road fatality in the ACT this year, as police continue their investigation.
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