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  • Mangroves: A solution to the wastewater problem?

    Australia’s first constructed wetland using mangroves to clean up shrimp farm effluent is at Mission beach, in Northern Queensland. It is a project funded by…

  • Sqid, not squid, outbreak in Lake Macquarie

    Deforestation and urbanisation have created major water quality problems in Australia’s largest coastal lake on the Central Coast of NSW. Stormwater related problems in Lake…

  • A ‘fishy’ problem no more

    The Port Lincoln Wastewater Treatment Plant discharges its secondary treated effluent to local bays. Water pollution could pose a threat to eco tourism, export tuna…

  • New look Focus for 2001

    In October, Local Government Focus, commenced its 17th year of publication. January 2001 will also mark Focus’ 5th birthday as a national newspaper. Going from…

  • Editorial

    After regaining control of superannuation on behalf of NSW Councils just three years ago, the Local Government Superannuation Scheme is not only a recognised leader…

  • President’s comment

    Each edition we feature the views of a Local Government Association President. The following is from Councillor Chris Vardon, President New South Wales Shires Association.…

  • Manningham tops in customers service

    Manningham Council’s ongoing commitment to excellence in customer service has been further recognised at the Australian Customer Service Awards, by winning the National Award in…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Tas Central Portal – cooperation pays off

    Three Tasmanian Councils have joined forces with local businesses and community groups to create the Tasmania Central Portal. The idea, developed by Northern Midlands, Central…

  • Managing change and uncertainty

    Whether it is the impact of new technology, different management strategies, the introduction of new processes, voluntary structural reform, or new legislative requirements, we all…

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