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New citizens for Roper Gulf
Roper Gulf Regional Council proudly welcomed two new Australian citizens during a special Citizenship Ceremony held in Mataranka on Tuesday, 4 November 2025. The ceremony,…
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From Spreadsheets to Strategy: How Councils Are Turning Compliance into Impact
Across Australia, council teams are being asked to do more with less. With increasing governance requirements and growing community expectations, even the most capable councils…
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Big numbers for Waste Expo
This year’s Waste Expo Australia saw more than 4,000 attendees through the doors over two days at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, with an…
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Skills in Motion a wheelie great success
More than 100 enthusiastic riders came together to celebrate WA Bike Month at the Murray Rides: Skills in Motion event, held in Dwellingup during the…
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Giant Mo sparks Moe conversations
As part of Movember, a giant moustache – measuring an incredible six metres long – has been installed outside the Moe Library by the Men’s…
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Women’s health advocate new deputy
Councillor Dr Betty Green has been elected Deputy Mayor of Liverpool Council. Councillor Green, who has been a councillor since 2021, works in the community-based…
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Completing the foreshore vision
Waratah-Wynyard Council has opened a new sensory garden at the East Wynyard Foreshore—one of the final elements of a long-term master plan to transform the…
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New technology hub coming
For those in Hawksbury dreaming of digitising old family photos in stunning detail or ready to launch their very own podcast but missing the gear…
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Caloundra cultural hub opens
The Sunshine Coast’s newest cultural hub is officially open, with Library+ Caloundra welcoming the community into a space designed to transform the way we use…
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Scenic walkway opens on the Hawkesbury
The Kangaroo Point Boardwalk – a spectacular one-kilometre elevated path through untouched mangroves and bushland in the Hornsby Shire– was officially opened earlier this year…
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Library celebrates 80 years with display
This year, Ku-ring-gai Library is celebrating its 80th birthday. To celebrate, the Library is sharing 80 images from its 80 year history, over a period…
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Festival over but the mowing continues
The Lockyer Valley Council region might have just capped off an incredibly successful Laidley Spring Festival, but that doesn’t mean their Parks and Gardens crews…
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