The News - 22 March 2011
Tuesday, 22 March 2011 08:00 | Last Updated on Tuesday, 22 March 2011 08:13 | 
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Sinking cemetery investigation
Gladstone Observer
Gladstone Regional Council's Parks and Conservation department will conduct investigative soil testing in Section S of the Port Curtis Lawn Cemetery starting Wednesday, for about two days (weather permitting). Council's Director Environment and ...
Council prefers the natural look
Noosa News
The spokesman said council spent thousands each year maintaining its cemeteries. “Some families like to look after their own positions and care for their own area which we have no objection to,” he said. “Should a family wish to perform any work in a ...
Cemetery less deadly
NTNews.com.au 16.3.2011
Litchfield Council president said dingoes, snakes and spiders often lurk in the Thorak Regional Cemetery on the outskirts of Darwin. A TOP End cemetery is taking a pro-active approach to make sure visitors don't end up alongside their loved ones. ...
Volunteers for cemetery clean
Noosa News 17.3.2011
John and Meagan Wearne with Lian Welsh at Tewantin Cemetery are not impressed the cemetery sites are no longer looked after. HAS council, lost the plot when it comes to graveside maintenance in Tewantin? Rather than sit about arguing whether the fact ...
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