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  • Sustainable Regions Programme – off to a keen start in 2002

    Strong Local Government involvement is already a key feature of the $100.5 million Sustainable Regions Programme. The Sustainable Regions Programme is the centrepiece of the…

  • Elvis and Co ‘Fly in’

    The devastation of the recent Christmas bushfires in NSW has demonstrated the untiring efforts and professionalism of volunteer firefighters and all involved in the efforts…

  • Stronger intergovernmental

    At the Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) Annual General Meeting on 28 November 2001, Councillor John Ross was re elected President. From the District Council…

  • Local Governments, diverse

    Whether you are from the nation’s smallest Local Government area or the biggest, promoting community harmony and cohesion is an important Local Government role.The Department…

  • Editorial

    As we commence another new year, it seems no time since we celebrated the new millennium. Now two years since the world joined together to…

  • Local Government can

    By Councillor Bernie Mullane * It’s 9.00pm, 25 December and the rest of the family has hit the sack. It’s been a great day –…

  • A cleaner environment with

    The rains came pouring down over the heads of spectators and participants alike, as Blacktown City Council conducted a rain simulation, celebrating the installation of…

  • International award for Toowoomba

    Toowoomba City Council’s entry in the International Nations in Bloom competition has won a bronze award as one of the most liveable cities in the…

  • Reader survey feedback

    We would like to thank all respondents who completed our reader survey sent out in the October 2001 edition. The survey assists our planning of…

  • Innovation systems

    The Good Oil by Rod Brown * Innovation policy will underpin the Federal Government’s efforts to position Australian industry over the next three to five…

  • Southern Grampians unlocking the

    Victoria’s Southern Grampians Shire, has been selected to help Australia work out what makes a learning community ‘tick’. RMIT University has received $10,000 to develop…

  • ‘Gearing up down under’

    International Local Agenda 21 Conference The Steering Committee for the Sustaining our Communities Conference invites you to attend this International Local Agenda 21 event to…

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