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  • Editorial

    For some time Local Government, through its peak body the Australian Local Government Association, has been arguing that it is best placed to bring hands…

  • President’s comment

    Each edition we feature the views of a Local Government Association President. The following is from Councillor Peter Woods OAM President of the Local Government…

  • Helping Councils achieve more with less*

    Although customer service has vastly improved, amalgamation, rationalisation and tendering all combine to put the squeeze on resources. But the latest radio communications technology now…

  • Clarence in Australasian first

    Tasmania’s Clarence City Council is the first in Australasia to implement an innovative set of software solutions in partnership with PriceWaterhouseCoopers, using the ‘best of…

  • Single operator recycling collection

    Collection of recyclables is set to become much simpler with the introduction of new collection trucks designed by Victoria’s Brimbank City Council’s Fleet Manager, Barrie…

  • Councils show leadership on GE food

    At least two Councils, Waverley in NSW and Moreland in Victoria, have taken steps to address concerns about genetically engineered (GE) food. Their efforts follow…

  • Lord Mayors agree on drug strategies

    A recent meeting of the Council of Capital City Lord Mayors (CCCLM) resulted in agreement on a range of drug strategies. Meeting in Melbourne on…

  • Tas LG history captured on video

    At Tasmania’s recent Local Government Annual Conference delegates previewed a special Local Government History video. The video, commissioned by the Local Government Association of Tasmania,…

  • AFMA Fleet Manager of the year

    City of Wodonga’s Asset Management Officer, Jim Maher, has won the 1999 AFMA Fleet Manager of the Year Award. This prestigious award was presented last…

  • Mosman’s new approach to an old problem

    In the early 90’s new ground was broken at Mosman Council in the corporate planning arena with the development of its strategic and business plan…

  • Memorial avenue resurrected

    The removal of dying trees can be an emotional issue despite the danger they represent to the community. Councils, responsible for public safety, walk a…

  • Community projects for town facelift

    A simple plan to refurbish the Town Hall has led to a complete facelift for Whitemark, ‘capital’ of Flinders Island in Bass Strait. Having met…

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