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Dividing Fences - Fact Sheet
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The Dividing Fences Act 1991 addresses how the cost of a dividing fence is shared between adjoining land owners, where an owner wants to erect a dividing fence or wants work done on an existing dividing fence.
Fact Sheet - How your rates are calculated
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Fact Sheet - How your rates are calculated
Storm Water - Fact Sheet
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Rainwater can collect litter and chemicals from footpaths, driveways, roads, gutters and yards as it flows into stormwater drains … and these stormwater drains lead to local waterways.
Water Wise - Fact Sheet
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Because water is available at the turn of a tap, we tend to use more than we really need.
Wood Heaters - Fact Sheet
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Wood fire heaters are a great way to stay warm in winter. To get the most out of your heater and keep any smoke nuisance to a minimum, ensure you follow these important hints.
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