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  • Rockhampton history

    Rockhampton residents will be able to list significant local landmarks on a new register aimed at preserving the City’s rich heritage. Planning and Development Committee…

  • Keith and Betsy

    The East Gippsland Shire Mobile Library Service – more commonly known as ‘the Bookie’ – recently celebrated 40 years of service. The Bookie has survived…

  • Counting down to

    Western Australia’s City of Geraldton has launched a campaign to mark the official countdown to the Indian Ocean Masters Games.Council will give $50,000 to the…

  • Safe, reliable, easy

    In an era when people are spending less and less time together, what better way to catch up with family and friends than organise a…

  • Sub-surface watering

    Sub-surface drip irrigation can save around 40 per cent in water consumption when compared with a surface pop-up sprinkler system, and even more when compared…

  • Planting for citizenship

    How would you select a house warming gift for 70,000 to 80,000 people who come from 200 countries and are your new neighbours? That’s the…

  • ASF working with Councils

    A brochure on the Australian Sports Foundation (ASF) and its work supporting the development of sport through sporting and community organisations has been made available…

  • Major NAIDOC award

    Kempsey Shire Council has formally congratulated a local resident who is the 2003 National Aboriginal and Islander Day Organising Committee (NAIDOC) Youth of the Year.…

  • Research on Local Government

    The National Youth Affairs Research Scheme (NYARS) was established in the late 1980s as a cooperative arrangement between the Federal, State and Territory Governments to…

  • Land Council and WALGA

    In the biggest native title arrangement of its kind in Australia, representatives of 105 Western Australian Local Governments and the State’s largest Indigenous community have…

  • Toowoomba kids surf

    Toowoomba City Council believes it has built Queensland’s first Spacenet – a wire mesh climbing jungle that is 5.8 m high and 13 m wide.…

  • Australia’s colour city

    It’s not difficult to see why Orange is called Australia’s Colour City, as a walk or drive around the city or surrounds at any time…

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