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Swooping Birds [Pages]
... , Magpie-larks, Kookaburras, Butcherbirds and Masked Lapwings (Plovers), are highly protective of their eggs, nest and young and will often swoop' unsuspecting passers-by if they feel threatened. Only ...
How to dispose of common items [Pages]
Useful information on the proper disposal methods for common materials.
... (red lid) or donate Drink cans Recycle bin (yellow lid) E Material Disposal Method Egg cartons Recycle bin (yellow lid) Egg shells FOGO Compost bin (green lid) Electrical ...
Temporary Food Premises [Pages]
Temporary food premises are temporary sites or stalls where food is sold. This includes stalls and marquees at school fetes, markets, festivals an...
... Food Premises prior to sale from the Class 3 Premises. barbeques including hamburgers, other meats or eggs cooked and served immediately. Class 4 Low risk activities including such as: shops and stalls ...
Head lice [Pages]
... Greater Shepparton City Council to assist in inspection of children's hair for the presence of head lice or eggs. Schools should contact Council's Environmental Health department to discuss Head Lice Management Programs. Further information ...
... and seafood (including shells) Dairy products (for example: cheese, yoghurt and butter) Egg shells Teabags, tea leaves and coffee grounds Tissues, paper towels and napkins Hair and nails ...
Yellow Lid Bin (Recycle) [Pages]
... place in my recycle bin?Paper and cardboard including envelopes with plastic windows, tissue boxes, egg cartons, magazines, phone books, empty pizza boxes, frozen food boxes Milk and juice ...
Home Composting [Pages]
Composting at home has a major role to play in reducing the amount of material that is currently going to landfill and is a great way for you to r...
... compost will be ready to go! * Brown (Carbon rich) material is moistened cardboard, egg containers, shredded paper (not glossy paper), straw, hay, sugarcane mulch, ...
Queensland Fruit Fly [Pages]
... spraying and using netting to provide a physical barrier to stop female QFF reaching fruit and laying its eggs. The removal of fruit trees should be considered if you have unwanted trees in your residential ...
Community Group Directory [Pages]
Search our directory of local community and sporting groups.
... > Other At AHLTC we provide screening and treatments for head lice for adults and children Removal of eggs is also available. Donations will be made back to local schools in appreciation of their assistance ...