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  • Tas Annual Conference
    ‘The Symphony of Local Government – Communities, Creativity, Harmony’

    ‘The Symphony of Local Government – Communities, Creativity, Harmony’ Once again the Local Government Annual Conference was jointly hosted by the Local Government Association of…

  • Traineeships for improved community care at Moonee Valley

    City of Moonee Valley and Northern Group Training (NGT) are working together to provide Council’s frail clients with qualified care, through their Community Care traineeships.…

  • Launceston’s Search: A handbook on change for community leaders

    Most Councils engage their communities in some form of consultation. This may be to identify gaps in services, review current systems or provide feedback on…

  • International overview at LGMA Congress

    Once again, there were a number of international delegates at this year’s Local Government Managers Australia (LGMA) National Congress and Expo. Some attended as part…

  • What’s at risk?
    Emergency Risk Management Project at Serpentine-Jarrahdale

    Emergency Risk Management Project at Serpentine-Jarrahdale The Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale in Western Australia covers some 920 square kilometres. It is located 50 kilometres south of…

  • Major rail investment announcement for Victoria’s west

    The Glenelg Shire welcomed the State Budget announcement that brings rail standardisation a step closer for Western Victoria. The announcement is the result of a…

  • Keeping shopping trolleys at bay

    In response to widespread complaints, safety hazards and environmental damage, Hobsons Bay City Council in Melbourne has developed a Code of practice for the management…

  • Dieback Working Group fighting back

    The Dieback Working Group recently appointed a new Project Coordinator, Paul Zuvela , to assist in the fight against the Phytophthora cinnamomi (dieback) disease that…

  • Living waters living communities

    A new environmental initiative known as Living Waters – Living Communities was launched last year in Warringah. The project, a first of its kind to…

  • School drain stencilling program

    Stopping litter from being washed into waterways is a message being reinforced by Victoria’s Wyndham schools. As part of a Wyndham City Council and Wyndham…

  • Waste to energy plant at Brighton

    Brighton Council has approved a proposal from Tasmanian company Total Energy Services Tasmania (TEST) to construct and operate a $120 million plant that will convert…

  • Melbourne releases second Greenhouse Action Plan

    The City of Melbourne recently released its second Greenhouse Action Plan and is on track to reach the targets it set for 2010. Council aims…

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