The science of shade – which street trees are coolest?

The science of shade – which street trees are coolest?

03 May 2019Liverpool City Council is investigating which street trees provide the best respite from Western Sydney’s harsh summers.Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller said trees were an important part of cooling the city and reducing the urban heat island effect.“Areas of Liverpool have been identified as being part of the hottest 2.5 per cent of metropolitan Sydney and experience more than double the number of ‘hot days’ over 35 degrees than the metropolitan average,” Mayor Waller said.“I am looking forward to seeing the outcome of this research and, more importantly, how we use it to make Liverpool a better, cooler city.“Liverpool thrives on great ideas and original thinking.”Manager City Design and Public Domain David Petrie is conducting the study as part of a Master of Science at UTS and will use the results to plan a greener future for Liverpool’s CBD and suburbs.“I am measuring the cooling abilities of different tree species,” Mr Petrie said.“We know that street trees cool a city in summer, but we don’t know whether some species are better than others.“Through this experiment, we hope to find out if factors like leaf size and density make a difference to the temperature drop.
Liverpool City Council News
3 May 2019
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There’s something for everyone at Casula Parklands

There’s something for everyone at Casula Parklands

Liverpool City Council’s most exciting adventure playground, Casula Parklands, opens on Saturday, 4 May – and life in South West Sydney simply won’t be the same!The $4 million project is packed with s…
Liverpool City Council News
24 Apr 2019
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Daikin’s Australian Made products roll out of Liverpool factory

Daikin’s Australian Made products roll out of Liverpool factory

Daikin has achieved Australian Made certification for the first time ever on products made in its Liverpool factory.Four of Daikin’s air conditioning units now bear the Australian Made symbol.Daikin A…
Liverpool City Council News
18 Apr 2019
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Seniors Concert a fun affair for Liverpool’s seniors

Seniors Concert a fun affair for Liverpool’s seniors

Liverpool City Council’s free Seniors Concert was a fantastic day out for the city’s seniors’ community.Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller joined 900 Liverpool seniors for two separate concerts at Liverpool…
Liverpool City Council News
18 Apr 2019
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Ethical fashion comes to Liverpool

Ethical fashion comes to Liverpool

15 April 2019As customers become more aware of the effect their clothing choices have on the workers who make them, Sanwar Ali is testing his business idea, Ethical Tee, through the Liverpool Pop Up p…
Liverpool City Council News
15 Apr 2019
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Woodward Place Master Plan

Woodward Place Master Plan

12 April 2019Woodward Place is the next transformational project aimed at cementing Liverpool as Sydney’s third CBD and the gateway to Western Sydney International.Council’s overarching vision is for …
Liverpool City Council News
12 Apr 2019
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2019 Charity Ball fundraising recipient named

2019 Charity Ball fundraising recipient named

The Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research has been endorsed by Liverpool City Councillors as the recipient organisation of funds that will be raised at Council’s 2019 Charity Ball.“The Ingham …
Liverpool City Council News
11 Apr 2019
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Community invited to Anzac Day Dawn Service

Community invited to Anzac Day Dawn Service

Liverpool will gather to remember those who served in armed conflicts with a Dawn Service at Bigge Park this Anzac Day, Thursday 25 April.Starting with a march from Club Liverpool at 5.15am down Georg…
Liverpool City Council News
11 Apr 2019
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Women make their mark at local government annual conference

Women make their mark at local government annual conference

Women from all over the state gathered in Casula to attend the Australian Local Government Women’s Association NSW Branch (ALGWA) Annual Conference for three days of career development.
Liverpool City Council News
9 Apr 2019
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