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  • WA’s busiest regional airport

    The Kalgoorlie-Boulder Airport, owned and operated by the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder since 1989, is the busiest regional airport in Western Australia.Some 200,000 passengers use the…

  • Miners Hall of Fame

    According to City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder Mayor, Paul Robson, the establishment of the Australian Prospectors and Miners Hall of Fame in Kalgoorlie-Boulder is something of which…

  • Paddy’s journey

    Paddy Hannan has a long association with Kalgoorlie-Boulder. Paddy found gold in Kalgoorlie in 1893 which resulted in this City having the largest population outside…

  • Rhythms in the Outback

    New festival kicks off in 2002 The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder is set to become home to a new community project that will become a feature…

  • Our Centenary of Federation
    Local celebrations a huge success

    Local celebrations a huge success The year long celebration of our Centenary of Federation is fast drawing to a close. Across the nation, Local Governments…

  • Editorial

    As 2001 draws to a close, our year long celebration of the Centenary of Federation has seen Councils across the nation working with their communities…

  • President’s Comment

    In each edition we feature the views of a Local Government Association President. The following is from Councillor Ian Mickel, Inaugural President of the WA…

  • Graduate course addresses key issues for new team leaders and
    technology business people *

    The Australian Graduate School of Engineering Innovation, in a joint venture with the University of Technology, Sydney, has developed a graduate certificate course which kick…

  • The heart of Local Government

    At the 2001 General Assembly of Local Governments a remote Community Government Council from the Northern Territory was awarded the ‘National Overall Winner’ of the…

  • New Secretary for LGSA

    Brenton ‘Alby’ Taylor has recently taken up the position of Secretary of the Local Government and Shires Associations of New South Wales (LGSA). After a…

  • Devolution – better than a revolution

    The Good Oil by Rod Brown * The OECD has just released a report ‘Devolution and Globalisation’ which is a must read for anyone with…

  • Caboolture’s streetscape
    A significant public art precinct

    A significant public art precinct Having successfully obtained the largest grant of $2.565 million in 2000 from the Queensland Government’s Regional Centres Program (RCP), Caboolture…

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