Home » News » Page 1044

News

  • Community involvement in managing water resources

    “Keeping ahead of our growing population with the supply of water and wastewater services is a major exercise,” said John Truman, Group Manager Civil Services.…

  • Business units provide jobs and pour profits back into the community

    Ballina Readimix Concrete (BRM) is a Council owned business venture currently employing five people. Purchased in 1993, BRM competes with the local branches of two…

  • Economic boost with land sales

    Astute acquisition of land and timely releases of allotments has resulted in many new businesses establishing in the Shire. Council has developed two industrial estates.…

  • Enhancing a vibrant retail sector

    With all indicators pointing to continuing population growth, alongside moderate to strong growth in tourism, Council has developed the Ballina Retail Strategy. Responding to community…

  • Regional Works Crew delivers results

    Regional Works Crew delivers results

    Ballina Shire Council employs a specialist parks and gardens crew that has been winning private work and, as such, is a self supporting unit. Nothing…

  • Jewel in the crown: the Richmond River

    Jewel in the crown: the Richmond River

    Ballina township has long recognised the beautiful Richmond River as the jewel in its crown. However, like many town and city centres, it was not…

  • Top class materials recovery centre

    Predicted population growth, and a community very supportive of environmental initiatives, it is not unexpected that the Shire of Ballina has one of the best…

  • New approach to caravan park management

    With increasing numbers of self drive visitors, particularly people in campervans, Council’s four caravan parks are an important part of its tourist strategy. Family holidays…

  • A sea change for Ballina

    Like many of our coastal areas, the Shire of Ballina is experiencing rapid growth. Located on the pristine north coast of New South Wales, the…

  • UN recognises Yarra City Council

    UN recognises Yarra City Council

    A Local Government campaign that highlighted the plight of East Timorese children in Australia to stop their community’s deportation has received international recognition. The campaign…

  • Intelligent communities offering quality lifestyles

    With more than 60 per cent of Australian households owning a computer and around 50 per cent with Internet access, barriers of distance are quickly…

  • Editorial

    In this edition we feature the various Partnership Agreements established over the past four years between the Tasmanian State Government and Local Government. With 19…

Digital Editions