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  • McGreen and clean in Newcastle

    The local environment is benefiting from a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between McDonald’s Australia and Newcastle City Council, a first for Australia. This has resulted…

  • Reclaiming early history

    Emerging from its historical identity as a centre of Australian heavy industry, Newcastle is aiming to preserve that history. It has also looked further back…

  • Harbourside development set to take off

    Fifty hectares of surplus State Government land, adjacent to the city centre and running along Newcastle’s picturesque Harbour, is ripe for development. Angus Dawson, General…

  • Celluloid substitutes for steel

    Attune to the changing structure of industry in Australia, Newcastle has seized on the growing demand for Australian film and television production. For the last…

  • Newcastle Foodsafe

    Council has moved to raise the level of hygiene in its many food premises. With the City looking to enhance its tourism potential, having top…

  • Local Government supports QUILTS 2000

    For the past 12 months, 2,000 quiltmakers and textile artists from across Australia have been busy fundraising, designing and creating the largest quilt collection to…

  • Editorial

    The recent plight of textile workers in the Hunter Valley, and extensive publicity resulting from the Prime Minister’s embroilment in the matter, raise many more…

  • President’s comment

    Each edition we feature the views of a Local Government Association President. The following is from Councillor Brad Matheson, President Municipal Association of Victoria. In…

  • Shire promotes life long education

    Victoria’s Shire of Melton has collaborated with local education providers to ensure Melton residents have access to educational opportunities throughout their lives. Under the Shire…

  • Warringah residents have their say

    Residents of Sydney’s Warringah Council are to have their say in shaping the City’s Environmental Strategy. Acting Mayor Phil Colman said this would ensure the…

  • Whittlesea shades better

    A policy to ensure everyone in the City has adequate protection from the sun’s harmful rays has won a Victorian Public Health Award for Victoria’s…

  • Murgon Shire fights to save local jobs

    The failure of Federal and State Governments to provide short term funding to keep open the meatworks in Queensland’s Murgon Shire, has once again left…

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