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Deep retrofits at the heart of this year s Living Building Challenge | Building

Retrofitting for community, heritage, and sustainability were at the heart of winning designs in Living Building Challenge Design Competition this year.

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Virgin Australia, Toyota and Fortescue Metals are Most Trusted Brands in Key Industries for 2023

Roy Morgan presented the Roy Morgan Trusted Brand Awards for 2023 to Fortescue Metals in Mining and Petroleum, Toyota for Automotive, Synergy for Utilities, alongside Cadbury in Food and Beverage and Virgin in Travel and Tourism.

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Environment: Bulldozers begin the work of rehabilitating Moonee Ponds Creek

Workers spent the week breaking up and removing 50 metres of concrete panelling along the sides of the Moonee Ponds Creek in Strathmore, the first step in a decades-old bid to restore the waterway to its original state.

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Victorians face higher bills, leakier infrastructure after government rips $700m from water companies

Experts warn the unusual accounting manoeuvre would weaken infrastructure and could lead to higher household bills.

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