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New event launched
At Northern Beaches Council, a brand-new arts festival was launched this winter. Creative Open is a new annual program that spotlights the creative sector of…
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Age no barrier
Aged 85, Shepparton’s Roy Parrott has been a school crossing supervisor for more than 10 years. Roy, who is encouraging others to get involved, admits…
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Virus forces temporary closure
Gunnedah Shire Council temporarily closed the drop-boxes at its Animal Impound Facility because of an outbreak of canine parvovirus at the end of June. A…
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Promote inclusion and equality in your local community
Not everyone can freely enjoy getting out and about. Many men avoid going to public places due to incontinence because it is difficult for them…
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New look for street
Edward River Council is working on an innovative $500,000 revitalisation of the End Street business precinct. The upgrade will feature a series of permanent and…
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Launceston’s mayor bows out
Launceston Mayor Albert van Zetten is calling time on his 17-year career in local government and will not contest the upcoming council elections in October.…
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Festival sparks interest
An indie music crawl which took over CBD venues led a live music program full of Queensland’s best and exciting new talent for SPARK Ipswich…
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NSW councils honoured
Councils from across NSW have been recognised for their outstanding achievements over the past year at the Local Government Week Awards 2022. The awards, which…
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Geelong investigates RV park
City of Greater Geelong Council is further investigating creating a low-cost camping site for recreational vehicles following a feasibility study. The opening of the new…
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Regions should lead economic future
Regional Australia should be front and centre at next month’s Federal Government Skills Summit debate in Canberra, according to Regional Capitals Australia chairman, Councillor Daniel…
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Facelift planned for Parramatta
The City of Parramatta is set to spend more than $200 million on important community projects over the next 12 months, including council’s new community…
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Clarence demands flood study inclusion
Clarence Valley Mayor Ian Tiley has demanded the Clarence be included in any 2022 flood studies and assessments after discovering the region had been ignored…
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