For more efficient internet browsing; CS-VUE recommends the Firefox web browser.  Not only is the browser more compatible with most websites, it also has a huge range of add-ons and enhancements that increase Firefox’s capabilities to be more than just a standard web browser.

There are literally thousands of Firefox add-ons to choose from, including a whole plethora of functions that you’ve probably never even considered possible.  We’ve taken the time to look through them and have selected our favourites that we think should greatly enhance your CS-VUE experience!

Please note that we do not support Firefox or any of the add-ons mentioned below. (Read on …)

HINTS AND TIPS
Below are a few quick hints and tips for when you are using your internet browser. These tips are compatible with most browsers and should enhance your CS-VUE experience. They’re also fun – log into CS-VUE and try them now! (Read on …)

Our clients are welcome to log in and take a look at the proposed roadmap for the coming months.

CS-VUE User Group members are invited to log in and join the forum on this subject:

Here is a list of some of the CS-VUE enhancements about to be rolled out over the coming months, what is your feedback?

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A reckless act by a Jeetho farmer in South Gippsland has prompted a warning from EPA Victoria to other landowners.

Last week, EPA officers were called to a property after receiving reports of black, billowing smoke, to find the landowner burning tyres on a pile of cypress. (Read on …)

An EPA Victoria inspection of oil in Scotchmans Creek at Glen Waverley has resulted in an ongoing investigation.

EPA pollution response manager Dan Schmidt said there had been several reports of oil in the Creek, which led to officers visiting the site and undertaking a comprehensive inspection of stormwater drainage systems in the area to determine the source. (Read on …)

Following a prosecution and Court imposed fine on EcoTyre director, Mr Keith Stephen for stockpiling almost half a million tyres at a leased Bunting Road, Brooklyn site, EPA Victoria has issued a clean up notice to the owners of the site directing the removal of the tyres. (Read on …)

A dairy farmer found guilty of effluent management offences has been ordered to speak of his experiences at a series of dairy effluent field days in a bid to avert offending by others.

Bennett Watson has also been ordered to make a public apology in an ad in the Waitomo News and fined $3000 for the offending at his company’s Te Kuiti property. (Read on …)

Environment Canterbury has released its ‘Living Streams: A guide to restoring rural waterways’ handbook; a three part series that assists people and groups to improve and maintain the health of the region’s waterways. (Read on …)