Putting greens of synthetic grass have their benefits
Marc Worner suggests tapping into a recreational favourite – putting greens – as an additional service and income stream.
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The January/February 2026 issue is out now!
Landscape Contractor‘s January/February issue is available.
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Tuff Group gets an A1 rating
Victorian-based Tuff Group provides an end-to-end service, from discovery and consulting through to the delivery and maintenance of all sports surfaces. A1 Rubber plays an integral part in the company’s success.
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Compliance blitz finds no evidence of banned pesticides use
A recent compliance blitz focusing on intensive horticulture operations in the Coffs Harbour and Nambucca regions of NSW has found no evidence of banned or off-label pesticide use.
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Exotic Living takes TLA’s Landscape of the Year award
This award-winning garden from Exotic Living showcases the best elements of tropical plantings and refined hardscaping with a considered, elegant design.
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Pesticide chemicals
Jonathan Garner’s reaction has a pesticide chemicals reaction.
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National investment accelerates weed biocontrol
A national effort to support Australia’s drought resilience from some of Australia’s worst weeds is bringing the outcomes of the National Weed Biocontrol Pipeline Strategy | Initial Stage project to reality.
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Retaining wall builds
A retaining wall is a structure that holds or retains earth behind it. Marc Worner deals with the possibility of a slippery slope.
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First Explain Home nears completion
Construction of Tennant Creek’s first Explain Home is nearing completion, marking a major step forward for community-driven, climate-resilient housing in the Northern Territory.
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Where rubber meets the road
Almost half of the Northern Territory’s worn-out tyres end up in landfills – with the rest exported interstate for recycling – but a study led by Charles Darwin University (CDU) is repurposing the discarded rubber to build stronger, sustainable roads that meet the NT’s unique needs.
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