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 August 2008
Free energy-saving light bulbs for Yarra residents
As the newest ambassador for the Live Green with LESS project - Desiree Glaubitz, Captain of the Women’s National Basketball League (WNBL) team Bulleen Boomers, is urging City of Yarra residents to take up the offer. Click here to download the media release.
 May 2008
Every Little bit counts
Global warming - it’s so hot right now. How do you look good without destroying the
environment? As the newest ambassador for the Live Green with LESS project that has been operating in Kingston since late last year, comedian and actor Wendy Little has been pondering that question and more.
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19 May 2008 - 'Bright idea mums', Mordialloc Chelsea Leader
18 April
Gregory
LESS received this lovely poem from Jean Payne about one of our installers who visited her home. Jean is 85 years old and was so thrilled to receive her free energy-saving light bulbs that she penned the poem on the spot!
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7 April
Marvellous Mums become Climate Change Champs
Marvellous Mums in Kingston are the next to take up the offer to Live Green with LESS
and receive free, energy-saving light bulbs and have them installed, also at no cost.
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26 March
Stonnington Residents to cut greenhouse gas emissions
Stonnington Mayor, Cr Claude Ullin is thrilled to announce that all Stonnington residents will be able to have new energy saving light bulbs installed in their homes at no cost.
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26 March 2008 - 'Seeing the low-energy light', Stonnington Leader
4 March 2008 - 'Bright ideas light the way' in Chelsea, Mordialloc, Mentone Independent
25 February 2008 - 'See the light' in Mordialloc Chelsea Leader
April 2008 - Glen Eira residents save 234,072 tonnes of CO2 — congratulations
 “I think it’s a great idea because
each time you replace a standard incandescent bulb with an energy-saving one, you use 80% less
energy which is going to lower your electricity bill, and it was completely easy because someone else got up the ladder to change the bulbs for me.” Andrew Gaze, Australian basketball legend and resident of Glen Eira Local Council area.
Left to right is: Andy Paine (from Low Energy Supplies and Services), Andrew Gaze and Glen Eira Mayor, Cr Margaret Esakoff. The photo is by Charlotte Knipe.
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December 2007 – 'First in cutting carbon' in Glen Eira News
27 November 2007 – Glen Eira Council Advertisement in Caulfield Leader
28 November 2007 – Glen Eira Council Advertisement in Moorabbin Leader
23 November 2007 – 'Council leading the way in sustainability' (Municipal Association of Victoria Bulletin)
November 2007 – 'Council cuts carbon footprint' in Glen Eira City Council Newsletter
November 2007 - 'What a bright idea' in Kingston City Newsletter Your City
30-31 October 2007 - Glen Eira Council Advertisement (appeared in Caulfield Leader & Moorabbin Leader)
30 October 2007 - 'LESS is More Light' in Kingston Leader
17-23 October 2007 – 'Low energy, high reach' in Melbourne Weekly Bayside
16 October 2007 – 'Gaze in global outlook' in Caufield Glen Eira Leader
12 October 2007 – 'Mayor hits the lights' in Australian Jewish News
October 2007 'Cutting Carbon' on Glen Eira Council website
5 October 2007
You don't have to be a hippy to live green with LESS
Residents of the City of Glen Eira are now eligible to receive free high quality, energysaving
light bulbs and have them installed also at no cost. Glen Eira Mayor, Cr Margaret Esakoff, said the light bulb program is a great way for all of us to make a further contribution towards protecting our environment.
Click here to download the media release
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