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  • The nature of gardens

    If the City of Albury were a person, its heart would be a garden. Albury’s public gardens are not the hip, ‘up and running in…

  • Leading sustainable communities

    IULA–ASPAC inaugural congress in Sydney The inaugural International Union of local Authorities Asia Pacific (IULA–ASPAC) Regional Congress was staged in Sydney from 9-11 April. In…

  • Editorial

    The second Local Government Roundtable was held in Melbourne on 29 April. An initiative of the Federal Minister for Regional Services, Territories and Local Government,…

  • President’s comment

    In each edition we feature the views of a Local Government Association President. The following is from Councillor Clive Robartson, President of the Western Australian…

  • Record number of women mayors

    Victoria has its highest number of women mayors on record, following the 2003 Mayoral elections. All Victorian Councils elected new mayors after the 54 Local…

  • Tower brings technology

    Flowerdale residents are turning on their mobile phones and televisions for the first time, thanks to a joint effort by Murrindindi Shire Council, Telstra and…

  • New web site on how

    The South Australian Government has launched a web site to help communities understand how their Councils work. The site, called ‘How Councils Work: A Guide…

  • Online homework help for

    The Whitlam Library in Cabramatta, south western Sydney, has introduced Australia’s first online homework help service. The service, called Live Homework Help, was launched by…

  • People skills, pizazz and passion

    The Good Oil by Rod Brown * The Kalgoorlie folk have the opportunity to build on their towering economic strength in minerals by the establishment…

  • Review of Tasmanian

    A review of the 1993 Tasmanian Local Government Act is expected to be completed this year. Regional workshops have been held in Launceston, Burnie and…

  • NSW Association seeks

    The Local Government Association of NSW has asked Premier Bob Carr and new Local Government Minister, Tony Kelly, to discuss the issue of Council amalgamations.…

  • Kalgoorlie-Boulder gearing

    The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder will be hosting two important road conferences at the end of June this year. It is expecting to attract delegates from…

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