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  Clean Up Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Clean Up Australia is a not-for-profit Australian environmental conservation organisation.
Clean Up the World is an international campaign that encourages communities around the world to clean up, fix up and conserve their environment through the Clean Up the World Membership program.
Clean Up Australia works with community groups, individuals, youth, schools, businesses and government on various projects to fix up the environment by participating in project development and implementation, and assisting these groups and projects with fundraising, sponsorship, public relations and project coordination.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clean_Up_Australia   (352 words)

  
 Launch of 2004 Clean Up Australia Day campaign Transcript 7 March 2004
The environment, a good environment, is everybody's responsibility and today on Clean Up Australia Day, we come together to show that we're all working as a community to make sure that the place we live is as clean and as healthy and in as good a condition as we can possibly make it.
Clean Up really was a vision of a wonderful Aussie bloke called Ian Kiernan who some years ago came back to Australia and saw the state of Sydney Harbour and said, let's clean it up.
I think his real mission was not to clean up Sydney Harbour, I'd suggest it was to change the attitudes and knowledge base of Australians and the next generation so that we won't have those problems in the future.
www.deh.gov.au /minister/env/2004/tr07mar04.html   (1265 words)

  
 Clean Up Australia Day
The clean up was extremely successful with 13 large bags of rubbish and 1 bag of recyclables collected, as well as 2 car tyres, a shopping trolley, a decrepit large goal net and assorted signs (including one for the Stawell Gift!!).
The clean up has not only beautified the environment in which we live, but has raised awareness of just how much rubbish can be out of sight in the area of MRS.
‘Clean Up Australia’ Day is the largest community environmental event in Australia and it was fantastic for MRS to be among the 4700 sites taking part across Australia, and to have had such support on the day.
www.mrs.monash.edu.au /on-campus/cleanup.html   (271 words)

  
 BP Australia - Clean Up Australia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
BP and Clean Up Australia (CUA) have entered into an exciting new partnership beginning in 2005 for the next 2 years - one that both organisations believe will be mutually beneficial.
CUA approached BP to help establish the program with the aim of improving consumer understanding and acceptance of clean fuels, improving fleet usage of clean fuels and the regulatory policy framework.
In return for sponsorship of key CUA activities, BP will be recognised as the founding partner of clean fuels program, and a CUA Day sponsor, and will gain access to CUA's support for BP product initiatives and assistance in targeting car fleets.
www.bp.com /genericarticle.do?categoryId=9008719&contentId=7015031   (119 words)

  
 Bodies urged to do more to clean up Yarra - National - www.theage.com.au
Clean Up Australia Day founder Ian Kiernan has called on the State Government and local councils to do more to save the Yarra River.
At the launch of Clean Up Australia Day, which will be held on Sunday March 6, Mr Kiernan urged state and municipal authorities to clean up the river by installing stormwater grates and enforcing fines for littering.
He said Clean Up Australia Day was important for the environment, but governments could do more to ensure better quality of waterways all year round.
www.theage.com.au /news/National/Bodies-urged-to-do-more-to-clean-up-Yarra/2005/02/02/1107228767705.html?from=moreStories   (439 words)

  
 Townsville SOE - State of the Environment Report - Clean up Australia Day 2004
Clean Up Australia Day is a community event celebrated nationally every year.
Participating in Clean Up Australia Day is an opportunity to make a positive difference to the health of our environment and contributes to making Townsville a cleaner and healthier place to live.
Townsville City Council's "Don't Waste Townsville" campaign endorses Clean Up Australia as one of the means where the whole sections of the community can be actively involved in litter management.
www.soe-townsville.org /cleanupaustraliaday   (483 words)

  
 Clean Up Australia Day 2006: Australian Local Government Association
Clean Up Australia and the Australian Local Government Association are calling on councils across the country to get involved - Clean Up Australia Day, Sunday 5 March 2006; the nation's largest community based environmental event.
Now in its 17th year, the annual Clean Up Australia Day inspires hundred of thousands of Australians to clean up the environment and in March 2005, over 670,000 volunteers cleaned up an estimated 8,450 tonnes of rubbish.
To assist you, Clean Up Australia’s council extranet gives you easy access to sites listed in your council area and template advertisements and media releases are available to help raise the profile of your involvement.
www.alga.asn.au /policy/environment/cleanUpOz   (403 words)

  
 Australian Museum - Clean Up Australia Day 2004
For the past 14 years the people of Australia have shown that they are concerned about preserving the environment and year after year we have turned up in droves.
Clean Up Australia Day is the most publicised event on the Clean Up calendar but by no means is it the only one we can get involved in.
Fix Up is all about shifting the action from ‘cleaning up’ to ‘fixing up’, where the community addresses the sources of environmental problems, rather than the symptoms.
www.amonline.net.au /archive.cfm?id=1661   (232 words)

  
 Gladstone City Council / Clean-Up Australia Day
Clean Up Australia Day is Gladstone's largest community environmental initiative, with individuals, work teams, community groups, service clubs, schools and industries all participating.
Gladstone City Council is a major participant in the local 'Clean Up' efforts with a good contingent of staff and their families volunteering their time to participate.
The 'Clean Up' weekend is the perfect build up in preparation for the site visit by judges in Gladstone's bid for the Keep Australia Beautiful 'Tidy Towns Award', conducted in March/April each year.
www.gladstone.qld.gov.au /gcc/index.asp?id=25   (327 words)

  
 Hawkesbury City Council: News: Clean Up Australia Day   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
Clean Up Australia is calling on all animal lovers to register sites now for Clean Up Australia Day, next held on Sunday 5 March 2006.
Australia’s biggest environmental community event is now in its 17th year and organisers need your help to target rubbish that continues to clog our parks, roadsides, bushland, beaches and waterways and continue to pose a threat to our precious animal life.
Rubbish in the environment is responsible for many deaths and injuries such as fish and sea mammals suffocated by plastics, snakes trapped in discarded drink tins, lizards strangled by ring-pulls and birds trapped by wire and fishing line.
www.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au /news/pages/21693.html   (361 words)

  
 Duncan's TV Ad Land: Clean Up Australia Day   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
Today is 'Clean Up Australia Day', a day in which volunteers tidy up their environment, from the beaches, rivers and creeks, parks, public bushlands, shops and malls, school grounds and outdoor transport areas.
As he sailed around the world in 1987 he was shocked at the extent of pollution and rubbish he saw in areas such as the Sargasso Sea in the Caribbean.
Clean Up the World was launched in 1993, involving approximately 30 million volunteers in 80 countries.
tvadverts.blogspot.com /2006/03/clean-up-australia-day.html   (147 words)

  
 Project AWARE
On 5th March 2006 divers and snorkelers all over Australia grabbed their dive gear and rubbish bags and helped clean up their favourite dive sites, waterways and oceans.
Up in Queensland the Deep Sea Divers Den team visited Normans Reef on the Great Barrier Reef and informed all their guests on board about the day’s activities.
And although the group didn’t find any rubbish they were pleased to have taken part in the event and felt that they had educated their guests on the importance of this type of activity.
www.projectaware.org /asiapac/english/activities/cuad.asp   (495 words)

  
 Clean Up Australia
Clean Up Australia Day is the largest community participation event in the country, and it attracts more that half a million volunteers each year.
The concept of Clean Up Australia Day is quite simple: to clean up the rubbish around Australia and make it the cleanest country in the world.
On the first ever Clean Up Australia Day, 300,000 volunteers turned out, and it has risen since then.
www.araratcc.vic.edu.au /labsalive/CLEANUPAUS/index.htm   (240 words)

  
 Project AWARE
Up in Queensland, Tech Dive Academy in Port Douglas, who are new comers to the cleaning game, had a lot of fun cleaning the park and pathways behind the beach.
In fact as soon as passers by realised that people were going to clean up the beach they wanted to get involved as well.
Another dive club, Paradise Divers, come along with a few of their divers to lend a hand with the clean up which is great to see divers from both clubs working well together.
www.projectaware.org /asiapac/english/hot-issues/news/040405-CleanUpDay/default.asp   (559 words)

  
 Alex Makin - Councillor for Maroondah » Clean Up Australia Day (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.netlab.uky.edu)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
Clean Up Australia Day is an annual event where volunteers clean, fix and conserve the environment.
The Business Clean Up Day is held on the 28th of February while the Clean Up Australia Day is held on Sunday the 5th of March.
Along with the RTCCC I assisted in cleaning up the areas around Ringwood Plaza, Ringwood Station and Staley Gardens.
www.alexmakin.com.au.cob-web.org:8888 /journal/2006/02/28/clean-up-australia-day   (327 words)

  
 Hundreds of thousands clean up Australia
Organisers of Clean Up Australia Day estimate that up to 700,000 volunteers helped spruce up the environment by clearing it of more that 9,000 tonnes of rubbish.
Clean Up Australia chairman Ian Kiernan, who was helping a group clear rubbish in Sydney's Botany Bay, said the 7,527 sites was a record since the clean-ups began in 1989.
Mr Iemma said Clean Up Australia had a become a national icon, but said protection of the environment required a day-to-day effort and urged Australians to join the new campaign.
news.ninemsn.com.au /article.aspx?id=76138&rss=yes   (565 words)

  
 SGIC Helping to Clean Up Australia - Media Release - SGIC
Clean Up Australia is now involved in more than 45 active environmental 'Fix Up' projects, representing a successful initiative to identify long-term problems and find sustainable solutions.
SGIC, as part of the NRMA Insurance Group, is the principal sponsor of Clean Up Australia and contributes $250,000 annually to the Fix Up Program and $250,000 to the Clean Up Australia Day event.
According to Clean Up Australia Chairman, Ian Kiernan, one of the biggest waste problems in the country is the illegal dumping of rubbish.
www.sgic.com.au /pub/sgic/about_us/media_releases/20010304.shtml   (365 words)

  
 Gold Coast City Council - Help 'Clean Up' - Catchments to Coast
But we will be there on Clean Up Australia Day and would urge others to join us or a site near them and be part of the Gold Coast Clean Up,” he said.
Clean Up Australia Chairman and founder Ian Kiernan visited the Elanora reserve today (10/2) to offer a word of encouragement to the group and launch the Gold Coast Clean Up Australia Day effort.
The clean up, along the Nerang River, Currumbin and Tallebudgera Creeks, will be launched on February 19 at Winders Park, Currumbin, and will take nine months to complete.
www.goldcoast.qld.gov.au /t_news_item.asp?PID=2307&status=Archived   (815 words)

  
 List of Projects
Clean Up Australia's latest National Rubbish Survey Report, found that plastics were the main problem item, accounting for 37 per cent of all rubbish collected throughout the country in 1999.
Perth Clean Up Coordinator, Maureen McDaniell believes the results of the report present clear evidence that when it comes to refreshing ourselves with beverages such as soft drinks in aluminium cans, beer in cans and bottles, and beverages in cardboard cartons, we are not motivated to dispose of them appropriately.
In 1993 Clean Up Australia was exported internationally and become Clean Up the World, which is now one of the biggest environmental activities in the world involving over 35 million people in more than 105 countries.
www.millenniumkids.com.au /curs2.htm   (852 words)

  
 Clean Up Australia Day   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
Clean Up Australia Day is an annual event carried out on the First Sunday in March.
The event is organised by the Clean Up Australia Day Council and involves voluntary participation of the community in cleaning up public areas throughout Australia.
Additional information may be obtained directly from the Clean Up Australia Day Council on 1800-024-890 or their website at www.cleanup.com.au.
www.holroyd.nsw.gov.au /html/es/works/cleanupaustralia.htm   (163 words)

  
 KESAB - Clean Up Australia Day   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
All you have to do is visit www.cleanup.com.au to locate a Clean Up Site in your area.
Then simply turn up on the day at the appropriate time, with gloves, sturdy shoes, sunscreen, and sign-in as a volunteer.
Clean Up sites will be listed on the Clean Up website from January.
www.kesab.asn.au /cleanupday/index.htm   (428 words)

  
 CRC - Media Releases - Ahmadiyyas Clean Up Australia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
“This year there were 400 Ahmadiyyah volunteers around Australia who act in the sprit of their religious ethic of ‘work honour’ which requires believers to make an appropriate contribution to the maintenance of the place where they live.
“I was with Clean Up Australia Chief, Ian Kiernan, at Marsden Park in Blacktown and saw his delight at this enthusiastic involvement by such a minority group”, Mr Kerkyasharian said.
Clean Up Australia Chairman Ian Kiernan said: "It is wonderfully encouraging to see that in times when all is not certain, people can use Clean Up Australia Day to gain confidence in the power of community spirit and how the smallest of actions can bring about great change.
www.crc.nsw.gov.au /press/2003/clean_up.htm   (376 words)

  
 Clean up Australia, scientists urge
Leading environmental scientists are urging Federal, State and Local governments to give high priority to cleaning up the threat to the nation’s health posed by its legacy of contaminated sites.
Australia presently has a chronic shortage of skills for dealing with environmental contamination and one of the goals of the new CRC is to develop a generation of young Australians expert at solving and preventing it, to work in industry and government.
On these, and on the many new companies which are now starting to emerge in the clean-up area, a new industry is being born with a strong export focus, he says.
www.unisa.edu.au /news/2005/020205.asp   (686 words)

  
 Clean Up
Join the 35 million people around the world who clean up, fix up and conserve their local environment.
Clean Up the World is a global team of volunteers across every continent working together to ensure our environmental future.
Volunteer for a clean up project or discover current activities across the globe and in your local area.
www.cleanuptheworld.org   (119 words)

  
 It's time to pull on the boots and come clean, Australia - National - www.smh.com.au
Clean Up Australia Day, now in its 16th year, will cover sites across the nation.
"Clean Up Australia Day is a fantastic example of how the individual action of many can effect great change in communities around Australia," said Clean Up Australia chairman and founder Ian Kiernan.
The Clean Up Australia Day Council said rivers, creeks and waterways would be a focus of volunteer groups.
www.smh.com.au /news/National/Its-time-to-pull-on-the-boots-and-come-clean-Australia/2005/03/05/1109958158840.html?from=moreStories   (397 words)

  
 Clean Up Australia founder joins anti-logging camp. 6 February 2004. Tasmania News
The founder of the Clean Up Australia campaign says it is harming the state's international image.
Ian Kiernan was in Hobart to launch the 15th annual Clean Up Australia Day.
Mr Kiernan says he believes the state's future lies in tourism, and there is a strong link between a clean environment and a healthy tourism industry.
www.abc.net.au /news/australia/tas/200402/s1039815.htm   (208 words)

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