News
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Feeling safe wherever you are
One outcome of Armidale’s ‘Building the Future’ Forum, in 1997, was that community safety is a major concern for many people. As a result, an…
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Getting young people home safely
An initiative of the Armidale Aboriginal community to assist young people to get home safely at night has been picked up by Council. The program,…
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Third City of the Arts
In July last year, Armidale was selected by the State Government as the Third City of the Arts. It joins Katoomba and Broken Hill. With…
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Trolley ride through a rich heritage
Armidale is justly proud of its built environment. The ‘capital of New England’ is a gracious leafy city with a wealth of heritage buildings, gardens,…
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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…
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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…
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President’s comment
Each edition we feature the views of a Local Government Association President. The following is from Mayor Brian Hurn OAM President Local Government Association of…
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Children do have a voice
When five year seven students from a local school in Western Australia’s Town of Victoria Park went to Council with a request for a skateboard…
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Improved access to services for Onslow
Western Australia’s Shire of Ashburton is aiming to increase banking and government services to the Onslow community. The Shire has successfully applied for a Commonwealth…
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Digital Dashboard a winner
The evolution of the roles of Information Technology within Local Authorities has been accompanied by an increase in senior management’s expectation of enhanced and faster…
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CivicView’s versatility continues to grow
Australia’s leading Local Government software solution, CivicView, has certainly established itself in the Local Government IT marketplace. Initially developed inhouse by Kempsey Council as a…
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The right time
Dumaresq Mayor, Peter Monley firmly believes now is the right time for a merger. “More and more, Councils are being squeezed for funding by the…

