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Alex Catalano

Melbourne
As seen in: A3 Footy Podcast, WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL), Australasian Transport News (ATN), Australasian Bus & Coach (ABC), Trade Trucks, Owner//Driver, Arbor Age, PowerTorque Magazine, Landscape Contractor Magazine
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Council takes aim at Olympic planting goal

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By Alex Catalano
| Landscape Contractor Magazine Verified
The Fraser Coast Regional Council is raising the bar with a lofty 250,000 tree planting goal. It had previously set a target of 100,000 trees planted by 2030, which it has already reached four years ahead of schedule through the combined efforts of council, volunteers, community groups and local residents. Now, the council says it wants 250,000 trees planted by July 23, 2032, to mark the start of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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One week left for Master Landscapers SA Awards nominations

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By Alex Catalano
| Landscape Contractor Magazine Verified
Nominations for the Master Landscapers SA (MLSA) Awards of Excellence are set to close next week. MLSA is encouraging members to make their submissions to recognise outstanding people, projects and businesses within the landscaping industry.
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Playground and courts planned for Alexandria Park renewal

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By Alex Catalano
| Landscape Contractor Magazine Verified
$15 million has been allocated to play and sports-focused upgrades to Alexandria Park in Sydney’s inner south. New fitness equipment, refurbished amenities blocks and better lights, seats, barbecue areas, irrigation and pathways are planned alongside the new play equipment and sports court upgrades. The upgrade is part of a City of Sydney program renewing more than 60 parks of all sizes across the local area.
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