Eight communities in the running for State Tidy Towns title
Eight Western Australian communities are in the running for the overall State title in the 2012 Tidy Towns – Sustainable Communities awards. The finalists are Walpole, Mingenew, Yiyili, West Arthur,...
View ArticleHedland named WA’s tidiest town
The dynamic community of Hedland (Port and South Hedland) in the Pilbara has won the State title in the Tidy Towns – Sustainable Communities Awards for the second time in three years. The State...
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Volunteers tackle Tonkin Highway trash
Thirty five hard working volunteers scoured six kilometres of the Tonkin Highway recently, picking up 145 bags of litter. On Sunday 25 November, a total of 115 bags (500kg) of rubbish and 30 bags...
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Reduce litter and enter new STAR Awards
A new community pride program known as the STAR Awards will reward Western Australian organisations for their efforts to reduce litter, promote recycling and develop better waste management. Entries...
View ArticleFind a bin, slam it in!
Competitors at Sunday’s Ballin’ in the Park 3-on-3 basketball tournament at McCallum Park are being urged to slam dunk their litter into a bin. Keep Australia Beautiful (KAB) WA will be on hand to...
View ArticleVolunteers adopt a jetty to protect marine wildlife
Western Australians are being encouraged to volunteer to keep their local waterways free of litter and marine debris as part of Keep Australia Beautiful WA’s Adopt a Jetty initiative. Keep Australia...
View ArticleTidy Towns judges hit the road
After months of hard work, communities in the running for the Tidy Towns Sustainable Communities awards now have a chance to show the judges what they have achieved. From 17 June until 8 August, a team...
View ArticleTidy Toodyay welcomes Adopt-a-Spot program
The residents of Toodyay are eagerly embracing the community-based Adopt-a-Spot litter program, with up to 900 people volunteering to take part. Keep Australia Beautiful (KAB) WA will launch the...
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