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  • Frogs with attitude are no croaking matter

    New South Wales Sport and Recreation Minister, Sandra Nori, has praised the Balranald community for using the southern bell frog to attract more tourists to…

  • Huon Valley’s bridge workbox a winner

    Huon Valley’s bridge workbox a winner

    Working under and around Huon Valley’s 180 bridges can be dangerous and difficult. The Tasmanian council’s response to this problem has now opened up business…

  • Assisting councils with roads management *

    Two of Australia’s leading asset management service providers, Moloney Systems and Pitt & Sherry, have joined forces to produce a practical and affordable software package…

  • Albury puts people first

    For Albury City Council in New South Wales, providing a modern physical environment and a clear corporate image has contributed to a much improved performance…

  • Plans for the future

    The UK Experience by Malcolm Morley * A consequence of the modernisation of Local Government in England has been the proliferation of plans – Community…

  • Increasing efficiency with integrated GIS

    Goulburn Valley Water (GVW) based in Shepparton, Victoria provides urban water and wastewater services to more than 105,000 people across 54 towns and cities. Managing…

  • Council responds to cost shifting

    A Victorian Council has taken a strong stance to demonstrate the effect of cost shifting on Local Government. This is the process of giving Local…

  • Internal audit takes whole of Council approach to risk management

    The Gold Coast City Council’s Internal Audit Strategic Peer Review and Implementation Project has provided a reinvention of the focus and function of internal audit.…

  • Small shire thrives on innovation

    A small rural shire is as rich in innovation, motivation and enthusiasm in response to change, as it is poor in financial and staff resources.…

  • Project delivered on time and on budget

    The introduction of a new project management process at the City of Tea Tree Gully in South Australia was a response to a need to…

  • Penrith City Council uses Mondelio to deliver long term planning *

    Penrith City Council uses Mondelio to deliver long term planning *

    One of Australia’s most progressive councils, Penrith City Council, is implementing a revolutionary corporate modelling solution to deliver effective control over long term planning. Named…

  • Fund raising boost for regional recreation complex

    Narrogin Town Council has raised about $1 million through private means for a regional recreation complex. With a town based population of 4,700, and using…

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