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Monash, VIC

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200.1k population • AU$188.5m budget
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Monash, VIC strengthens community ties during COVID-19 with Hello Neighbour project

Ten Community Ambassadors representative of local cultural, linguistic, and religious diversity were recruited for the two-year program. These volunteers built relationships with fellow residents during events like Resilience against Racism workshops and bystander intervention training. Council leaders consulted with Community Ambassadors on anti-racism programs. Hello Neighbour also referred volunteers to charities and community groups working against discrimination.

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Monash, VIC advances circular economy goals with Pathways to Recycled Content Infrastructure Project

The initiative prioritizes recyclable use in new infrastructure projects and road upgrades. The first round of recycled material projects includes resealing a car park and a local road with Reconophalt made from locally sourced glass, plastic, and toner cartridges. The Atkinson Street cycleway will be completed using an Ecolite mix made from 95% recycled glass. Monash officials will open additional channels in their effort to reach net-zero emissions and full reuse of recyclables.

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Monash, VIC instructs residents on growing native plants with Gardens for Wildlife program

Participating residents received guide books and vouchers for 20 native plants. The council's Sustainable Monash team held virtual workshops on native garden construction and maintenance. Gardens for Wildlife also offered free bee house kits to attract native species for plant pollination. Council leaders pursued the program to create welcoming environments for plant and animal species affected by urban development.

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Monash, VIC tests smart city technology in real-world environment with i-Sense Oakleigh pilot

City departments and Monash University added smart lights to Atherton Road that act as smart asset hubs. These lights contain sensors that monitor air quality, temperature, and foot traffic. Wi-Fi built into the lights connects waste management personnel to the latest data from smart bins. Monash uses the TST Smart City platform from Traffic Technologies to manage data streams. A successful pilot could lead to adoption in other areas and additional features like smart parking.

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