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  • Blending the old and new in Broome

    On 24 November, the Premier of Western Australia, Richard Court, officially opened the new Shire of Broome Administration building. He congratulated the Shire on a…

  • Mow-A-CEO delivers dollars

    At the recent 50th Anniversary Conference of the Institute of Municipal Management &endash; Qld Division, Executive Director, Tony Wehlow, told delegates that, following a successful…

  • Five green ticks for Marion

    The City of Marion has recognised the need to identify and manage the environmental aspects of its own activities by committing to the establishment of…

  • Managing development disputes made easy

    A major Interactive Conference on managing development and environmental disputes will be held at the Wentworth Hotel, Sydney on 2-3 April 2001. It will be…

  • New roads from old concrete

    Roads built with recycled material are a concrete reality for Western Australia, thanks to the determination of local company Waste Stream Management, and the support…

  • Managing Internet productivity

    Local Councils, Government Departments and businesses alike, are recognising the ever increasing benefits of providing Internet access to employees. But Internet access can result in…

  • City of Playford – a community of assets

    By David Bernard* Sure, the City of Playford manages its assets well, but this is not where our asset management stops. We have a 10…

  • Creating a better future together

    The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Town Council and Tangentyere Council is set to benefit both Councils and all residents in Alice…

  • Why ‘e’ equals ‘c’ in Brisbane

    Part of Brisbane City Council’s ‘Smart City’ strategy has been the development of seamless customer service. An underlying principle has been that ‘e’ is in…

  • Barcode scanner saves time and money

    Recently Toowoomba City Council approached Gripon Australia to help automate its cash receipting. The task set was to receipt different types of notices, such as…

  • National road funding campaign launched

    A national campaign aimed at ensuring long term Federal Government commitment to improved road funding was launched at the General Assembly. ALGA’s Roads Funding Taskforce…

  • Too many people and places left behind

    Opposition Leader, Kim Beazley told delegates that he was pleased to be invited to address this ‘grand assembly of the people’s deputies’. “You are the…

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