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  • Promoting business and growth

    The appointment of a Manager of Economic Development has seen a number of key projects come to fruition in Baulkham Hills. The aim of this…

  • Self sufficiency pays off in Lajamanu

    Located more than 300 kilometres from the nearest source of employment, Lajamanu Community Government Council has looked at its own needs and resources to create…

  • Editorial

    Like death and taxes, a further thing we have come to accept as inevitable is change. Change is good for an organisation particularly when it…

  • President’s comment

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

  • Transport scheme links services

    An absence of transport and the loss of many local offices for government services, has created multiple problems for people in the Barossa Valley District…

  • Gosnells leads safety initiatives

    In 1997 a survey conducted by Western Australia’s City of Gosnells revealed a concern common across Australia. People are increasingly worried for their personal safety…

  • Single access point for business

    Local Government organisations are an integral part of an initiative to reduce the compliance burden on small business by introducing a single entry point to…

  • Business as usual in Brisbane

    Unlike many private and public sector organisations, Brisbane City Council, the largest Local Government authority in Australia, has been working on Year 2000 compliance for…

  • Warning to maintain vigilance on Y2K

    At South Australia’s City of Port Adelaide Enfield, the Y2K problem is seen as essentially a business issue not just an IT issue. Y2K Project…

  • Exploring Perth with multi media kiosks

    The City of Perth has established a number of multi media kiosks providing improved customer communication 24 hours a day. Known as ‘Perth Explorer’, initially…

  • Holistic approach to computer access

    Providing the benefits of new technology to disadvantaged groups is an aim of South Australia’s City of Salisbury. Through a program known as the Salisbury…

  • Award winning software saves money

    Faced with the requirements of the new Integrated Planning Act, Noosa Council set about developing a software application which would enable cost effective implementation of…

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