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  • Ian Chappell in his grandfather’s footsteps

    A Cricket Walkabout is West Wimmera Shire’s newest tourist project. It will highlight this area of Victoria’s important links with Australia’s cricketing history, being where…

  • WALGA’s first Convention

    Having formed as a single organisation in December 2001, the Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA) recently held its first Local Government Week Convention in…

  • New focus for community life

    The Marion Cultural Centre will represent South Australia at national awards after receiving its third recognition for architectural design this year. It has joined the…

  • Rubbing shoulders with Sweden – The Good Oil by Rod Brown *

    The Good Oil by Rod Brown * This month we relate the story of the town of Ronneby in the Blekinge region in Sweden. Until…

  • Website increases food safety

    A new food safety website is set to save millions of dollars and protect millions of Australians from food poisoning. The FoodSmart site developed by…

  • Recognising Council high achievers

    At the 2002 Local Government Managers Australia National Congress in Sydney, FOCUS invited delegates to nominate an individual and team from their Council who are…

  • Accommodation facility for seasonal workers and tourists

    South Australia’s Southern Mallee District Council has established an accommodation facility to cater for seasonal workers and visiting groups to the area. Located within the…

  • Solution to Non Feasance

    Eurobodalla Shire Council in New South Wales, has developed a computerised Roads Risk Management System to address the removal of Non-Feasance defence. The May 2001…

  • Queensland Councils go benchmarking

    Queensland’s Department of Local Government and Planning has released the 2000/01 edition of Queensland Local Government Comparative Information. This report, which is produced in partnership…

  • Councillor profiles

    A regular feature, this edition profiling two elected members from Victoria. Mayor Marilyn Baker, City of Playford, South Australia Q. Can you tell us about…

  • Enriching the professional development of Mosman’s volunteers

    Mosman Municipal Council has over 500 volunteers involved in a wide variety of programs. Volunteering is given a high profile by Council and is recognised…

  • Advancing your career options at SCU *

    If you’re considering academic qualifications to improve your future career options, several programs offered through the School of Social and Workplace Development at Southern Cross…

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