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  • Picking winners – beats the other option

    The Good Oil by Rod Brown * The biggest talking point in Canberra is the Commonwealth Government decision to provide a $100 million loan guarantee…

  • Boom times for Australia’s ‘Demographic Centre’

    “With all the recent media coverage that we received as a result of Bernard Salt’s publicity with the launch of his book The Big Shift:…

  • Broome’s main man

    The Centenary of Federation is an appropriate time to acknowledge the ‘First Federation’ of Indigenous nations and to help mark the achievements of Indigenous Australians…

  • Victoria’s home care in crisis

    According to the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV), waiting lists and refusal of service will be the norm across the State if funding for home…

  • Management innovation
    Why improvement is no longer enough

    Why improvement is no longer enough Meeting in Sydney on 8-11 August, the New South Wales Division of Local Government Managers Australia (LGMA), selected the…

  • On the road to Best Value

    Hosted by LG Professionals the Best Value Conference 2001 held at the Carlton Crest Hotel in Melbourne, focused on Victoria’s ‘Best Value Odyssey’. The underlying…

  • Creating Commonwealth partnerships

    The Commonwealth Local Government Forum conference, supported by the Australian Local Government Association and the National Office of Local Government, will be held on the…

  • Challenge the Process a winner

    Baulkham Hills Shire Council in NSW has adopted a Challenge the Process system that clearly demonstrates their commitment to the principles of continuous improvement, innovation…

  • Resourcing through Contract 755 *

    Clexan-Peak Personnel has extensive experience in the provision of professional and technical personnel from engineers and modellers to CAD drafters, both for short and long…

  • Special training awards for outstanding Council staff

    In August, Alice Springs Town Council Mayor, Fran Erlich presented Special Achievement awards to three Council staff who excelled in their Local Government studies through…

  • Australia’s first ‘Learning Shire’

    South Gippsland has declared itself Australia’s first ‘Learning Shire’, joining many other communities across the world that have embraced this learning concept. South Gippsland Mayor,…

  • Diverse training solutions a must for Councils

    A skilled and committed workforce is key to the success of the 800 Councils and Shires across the nation. High quality and relevant training and…

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