If the snow left you with fallen trees or branches and you can't get to the waste facility, TeamARC will collect green waste from your kerbside on your usual collection day.
A weed is commonly defined as a plant growing where it’s not wanted—whether in the wrong place or at the wrong time. However in practice, weeds are more than just misplaced plants—they’re fast-spreading, hard to control, and often harmful to people, animals, and the environment.
Weeds cost the Australian economy over$4 billion annually, not including the significant impacts onhuman healthandecosystems. From allergies and asthma to blocked waterways and damaged farmland, the consequences are widespread and serious.
Most invasive weeds in Australia were introduced from overseas—some accidentally, others intentionally as ornamental or aquarium plants. Without their natural predators, these species thrive in our conditions and quickly become a problem.
Many weeds spread through seeds or berries carried by birds and wind. Once established, they outcompete native plants and require constant management.
Effective weed control takes time and teamwork. Common methods include:
After removal, it’s essential to replace weeds with desirable species to prevent regrowth and restore balance.