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  • David Hurst steps up for Roper

    David Hurst steps up for Roper

    David Hurst has been appointed Roper Gulf Regional Council Chief Executive Officer following a council meeting in Katherine in late October. His appointment was effective…

  • Grave clean-up for keen students

    Grave clean-up for keen students

    In an impressive lesson in volunteering, a group of Wellington Point State High School students have cleaned up several grave sites at Cleveland Cemetery. The…

  • Brimbank welcomes works at Sunshine Station

    Brimbank welcomes works at Sunshine Station

    Brimbank City Council has welcomed the announcement to kick off the rebuild of Sunshine Station by the State and Federal Governments. The Sunshine Precinct is…

  • The long road to recovery

    The long road to recovery

    Significant recovery and reconstruction works are now underway along Bloomfield Road, marking a major step forward in the Cook Shire region’s recovery from Tropical Cyclone…

  • Civic and infrastructure projects win at National Landscape Awards

    Civic and infrastructure projects win at National Landscape Awards

    The winners of the 2024 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) National Awards have been announced at a ceremony in Melbourne. Across 16 categories, 43…

  • Supporting Whyalla’s future workforce

    Supporting Whyalla’s future workforce

    Eight community members have just completed the ‘Operating Your Futures’ program, hosted by Civil Contractors Federation South Australia (CCF SA) Civil Train and supported by…

  • Engaging for Better Outcomes

    Engaging for Better Outcomes

    As the peak body for the community and stakeholder engagement sector, IAP2 Australasia believes that engagement, when done well, improves environmental, social and governance outcomes…

  • Forbes staff benefit

    Forbes staff benefit

    Staff at Forbes Shire Council (FSC) are thriving in their roles thanks to development and wellbeing programs that have been delivered to keep up with…

  • Thirty years dealing with life’s challenges

    Thirty years dealing with life’s challenges

    For three decades, Belmore Youth Resource Centre (BYRC) has been a drop-in centre for young people in Canterbury-Bankstown. The Council facility, which provides a safe…

  • Logan gets that Toyota feeling

    Logan gets that Toyota feeling

    Australia’s largest car company has joined thousands of Australians in making the move to the City of Logan. Works have started on Toyota’s major new…

  • Yellow Submarine resurfaces on Eastern breakwater

    Yellow Submarine resurfaces on Eastern breakwater

    After a nearly ten-year hiatus from the public eye the freshly restored “Yellow Submarine”, a City of Greater Geraldton icon, has resurfaced and is once…

  • Grants are fun

    Grants are fun

    For policy nerds like Colin, grants are fun. At Section51 they have the privilege of working with wonderful councils, helping secure funding for awesome projects…

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