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  • A National Training Package for LG

    By Nick Crosling, Chief Executive of the National Local Government Industry Training Advisory Board. The National Local Government Training Package was endorsed by the National…

  • Setting the pace in water management

    Wide Bay Water, the business unit of Queensland’s Hervey Bay City Council, is recognised both nationally and internationally for its expertise in water management. By…

  • Making waves in Mildura

    Sufficient cement to fill Mildura Rural City Council’s existing Olympic swimming pool twice over has been used to complete Stage 2 of the City’s landmark…

  • Planning better cities

    The Centre for Developing Cities, based at the University of Canberra, draws on Australia’s significant achievements in urban management, and on international skills and experience…

  • Managing the environment on a shoestring

    Mention environmental management to Local Government managers, who are struggling to find the money to maintain their roads and provide other basic services, and they…

  • Bayside’s clean, safe beaches

    Beaches are a wonderful amenity but if not properly cared for they can be a health hazard both in and out of the water. Problems…

  • Smarter, greener, cleaner

    Queanbeyan residents are enjoying a new waste management system introduced in March. Under the new system, residents now have a three bin service. It comprises…

  • Bigger than the Olympics

    In October 2001 Newcastle will become the first city outside a capital city to host the Australian Masters Games. This will be the eighth time…

  • Turning challenges into opportunities

    In 1997, when BHP announced it would be stopping all steel production at its Newcastle plant the natural initial reaction was ‘gloom and doom’. However,…

  • Emphasising the ‘new’ in Newcastle

    According to General Manager, Janet Dore, Newcastle is definitely experiencing a renaissance. “The emphasis is very much on the ‘new’ in Newcastle – new opportunities,…

  • Top value organisation

    “The high level of professional excellence among Council staff is reflected in a number of innovative projects,” Janet Dore said. “Hosting the International Pathways to…

  • A change of course for Steel River

    A 100 hectare redevelopment of surplus industrial land, known as Steel River, is a prime example of the new direction Newcastle is taking in the…

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