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  • Getting around becomes easier in Knox

    During Knox’s early years, growth exceeded the provision of public transport and created long term problems for residents and Council. Director Service Planning, Ian Mann,…

  • Changing people’s attitude to road safety

    Knox has received funding from Vicroads to commence a Road Safety Strategy for local thoroughfares. Manager Engineering Services Bruce Conboy said this project will differ…

  • Drug proof your kids

    As with any community where there is a large number of families, the issue of young people and drugs cannot be ignored. When a local…

  • Life Stories

    While reports, surveys, data and statistics are all legitimate means to ascertain community values and aspirations, Knox has found one of the most agreeable ways…

  • Riding in the tracks of Oppy

    Blessed with over 60 kilometres of bicycle tracks, Knox must have proved an ideal place to retire for Australia’s most famous cyclist, the late Sir…

  • Planning for continual improvement

    The key to ensuring Knox’s future reflects residents’ and ratepayers’ wishes is ongoing community and staff consultation. Executive Adviser Elaine Sowerby said Knox’s integrated planning…

  • $98 million win for Community

    As ‘gaps’ in residential development have been gradually filled, development sites in Knox have become relatively scarce. However creative thinking can bring exciting new opportunities.…

  • Engineers take up the challenges

    President of the American Public Works Association and keynote speaker at the recent first International Congress of Local Government Engineers and Public Works, Robert Miller,…

  • Editorial

    In a recent address to Victorian Local Government managers, former Prime Minister Bob Hawke spoke about the need for Australia to be a competitive economy…

  • President’s comment

    In each edition we feature the views of a Local Government Association President. The following is from Mayor Tony Bisdee, President of the LGA of…

  • Cutting edge Congress CD

    Instead of the traditional large booklet, delegates attending the International Local Government Engineering and Public Works Congress received a CD Rom covering the conference proceedings…

  • Court decision undermines outsourcing

    A recent Federal Court decision ruled that the outsourcing of health services by the Victorian Government does not allow the new employer to provide inferior…

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