Environmental issues are plaguing our suburbs
Many Australians are infuriated by abandoned trolleys and the illegal dumping. One mum from Perth is doing her part to fix it.
Source: thenewdaily.com.au
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Illegal dumping on the rise in Melbourne while tip fees soar
Rubbish dumped in one location seen by 9News included tires, fans, flippers, and even a kitchen sink.
Source: 9news.com.au
Selfish Perth drivers parking illegally in disability bays soars in last year
Fresh data from community reporting app Snap Send Solve has shown public reports of parking and car issues had increased by 122 per cent between January and May compared to the same period last year.
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Source: perthnow.com.au
War on graffiti: Cleaners struggle to keep up with surge
Cleaners have been run off their feet over the recent months as graffiti across Melbourne increases.
Source: 9news.com.au
QR codes to encourage interaction
After a five-year partnership, Snap Send Solve and Glen Eira City Council are collaborating on an innovative technology project that […]
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Source: lgfocus.com.au
Help Council tackle illegal dumping
In the lead up to World Environment Day this Saturday, Council has launched a campaign asking residents to work with us to help tackle the issue of...
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Source: miragenews.com
Council crackdown on illegal dumping
Council crackdown on illegal dumping 14 Dec, 2020 03:00 PM 3 minutes to read Rubbish dumped illegally at Papaiti. Photo / Paul Brooks Wanganui Midweek After a Midweek story earlier this year about fly-tipping along the Papaiti riverbank, and piles of stinking rubbish spoiling tourists and locals riverside experience, it is good to see there are moves to stop this practice. Councillor Rob Vinsen, who heads Whanganui District Councils Waste Minimisation Advisory Group, is spearheading a campaign ...
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Source: nzherald.co.nz