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  • LIVE TELECAST – a Local Government conference first

    The first session of the Perth International Public Works Conference will be televised live across Australia on Access 31 (UHF Channel 31) at 10.45am (EST)…

  • Joint celebration in Brighton

    To celebrate National Tree Day on 29 July, and to mark the Centenary of Federation, each of the eight schools in Tasmania’s Brighton Municipality planted…

  • Access Expo 2001 not to be missed
    25-27 October – Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne

    25-27 October – Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne Access Expo is a comprehensive three day exhibition of products and services for disability, rehabilitation and aged care.…

  • Grants and community involvement enhance Alice Springs’ parks

    On 26 July, Northern Territory’s Minister for Local Government, Dr Richard Lim, presented a cheque to Alice Springs Deputy Mayor, Jenny Mostran, for development of…

  • Let there be light

    In July, the Mayor of the City of Port Phillip, Councillor Julian Hill, unveiled a world first in public lighting on the City’s popular foreshore.The…

  • Accolades for new Yarra library

    The unique architecture of the City of Yarra’s newest public library has received international recognition, after featuring as the cover story in a recent edition…

  • Integrated Community Services Suite with mobile data access *

    Responding to a market need for fully integrated Local Government Authority (LGA) systems, in 2000 Xpedite released its Community Services Suite (CSS) of applications. Developed…

  • Families benefiting from Stronger Families and Communities Strategy

    Families and communities throughout Australia are winners under the Stronger Families and Communities Strategy, announced in the 1999-2000 Budget. The Commonwealth Government committed an additional…

  • Small Town Renewal Kit

    The Western Australian Municipal Association (WAMA) has welcomed the launch of a resource kit that will assist rural and remote Councils to revive their communities.…

  • Burra – a story of revitilisation

    Burra, located 160 kilometres north of Adelaide and with a population of 980, represents an exciting story of revitalisation made possible through the combination of…

  • Time to board the bus

    A new bus service for local young people has been launched in the City of Wyndham. Located midway between Melbourne and Geelong, public transport is…

  • Tenterfield creates history….again!

    Tenterfield’s Sir Henry Parkes Memorial School of Arts began an important new chapter in an already illustrious history when Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson unveiled…

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