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Our Bright Green Future News

The state of our natural environment impacts greatly on almost every aspect of our daily lives. The environment is not just trees and animals; it is the very air we breathe, the water we drink, our weather, the buildings we live in and much more.

Our vision is for the City of Greater Dandenong to be one of the most sustainable cities in Australia by 2030.

Read about how we are achieving this and creating a cleaner, greener Greater Dandenong by subscribing to the monthly Our Bright Green Future enewsletter.

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biodiversity
Winter Weed Control in Full Swing - Our Bright Green Future News - June 2025
Our team are hard at work managing weed growth across our bushland reserves.
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Keeping Textiles Out of Landfill - Our Bright Green Future News - May 2025
The average Victorian creates 28kg of textile waste each year.
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Composting: Better Soil, Better Life, Better Future - Our Bright Green Future News - May 2025
Composting at home reduces waste, enriches soil, and helps combat climate change.
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Enjoy a Sustainable Festive Season
There are lots of ways to prevent waste and celebrate sustainably during the Christmas and New Year period.
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Biodiversity Month 2024
During September, Council celebrates Biodiversity Month.
bowls of soup
Sustainability Tip - Veggie Scraps: Waste or Wasted Resource?
Veggie scraps can be more than just compost material or chicken feed—they can also be a valuable resource for your kitchen.
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Plastic Free July Wrapped Up
Throughout July, we celebrated Plastic Free July.
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Can You Recycle a Mattress? - Our Bright Green Future News - August 2024
Believe it or not 90% of the components in a mattress can be recycled.
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Plastic Free July 2024 - DIY Air Freshener
Read a tip to learn how to live more sustainably.
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Tree Canopy Grows
Council is proud to report that sustained efforts to plant more trees has paid off, with an increase in canopy tree cover across our city.