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The Alice Springs Town Council will be making all the urinals in its five public toilets waterless.

Hospitality Magazine - shelf space

Want to save water in the urinal? Well, the new waterless urinal product the Desert Cube is here.

Municipal Engineering in Australia

When nature calls ... aim for the environment

H&A Hospital and AgedCare

The new waterless urinal Desert Cube is changing men's bathroom behaviour all over Australia

Inside Retailing

With the Drought continuing and sustainability becoming a high priority issue, a small blue cube is starting to make an impression

My Ballarat

The City of Ballarat is making environmentally friendly changes for the community (3MB wmv).

Blue loo cubes, a flush new way of saving water

A Burnie primary school is saving almost 1000 Litres of water a day.

How a Wee Cube is making a big difference

A unique water saving initiative has achieved a four percent reduction in water usage

Peter Beattie Comments on new water saving methods

The Premier today said venues of the Major Sports Facilities Authority had already achieved water savings of almost 20 percent over the past year

Waterless urinal company flush with contracts

A small Adelaide is helping save millions of litres of water from being drained from the nations urinals.

Edith Cowan University - Water Saving Initiatives

ECU is aware that water is a precious resource and is committed to undertaking strategies both within buildings and on the University grounds to reduce our water consumption and to maximise water recycling.

Open Goes Green

Organisers of the Australian Open are hitting back at the crippling drought

Toilet Blocks

The Australian Open organisers have gone to great lengths to save water

Flash new flushers save water

The introduction of new urinals will cut water use at Ballarat public toilets

"P-Plates" for new waterless urinal

Mt Barker Councils male staff are doing their bit to save water

Desert Cube waterless urinal system from Swire Cold Storage

Swire Cold Storage has commenced the trial of the award winning Desert Cube waterless urinal system at its site located in Lyndhurst, Victoria.

Toilet Talk - TheAge.com.au

Scroll down to Toilet talk to see how Desert Cubes are saving tens of thousands of litres of water

Washing the stench away

IN THE men's toilet at the famous Cole inquiry they have installed "the latest in water-saving technology, the Desert Cube Waterless Urinal System".