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  • National standard for local laws

    ‘But I did not realise I could not leave my car here. The rules are different where I come from!’ This common response to Parking…

  • How to prevent computer related strain

    Mitch Mitchell & Associates have just released WorkPace, an advanced software package for the prevention and rehabilitation of Occupational Overuse Syndrome (OOS)**. The WorkPace software…

  • Message from the Minister

    Welcome to the first issue of National Perspective for 1999. I hope that you had a safe and enjoyable festive season and you are looking…

  • NT reform agenda

    Local Government in the Northern Territory is poised for a change in direction. The first of a series of workshops for Councils on the proposed…

  • Editorial

    With the Federal Government’s recent backdown on trialing alternatives to prohibition and criminal sanctions when dealing with illicit drug use, Local Government has once again…

  • President’s comment

    Each edition we feature the views of a State Local Government Association President. The following is from Councillor Tom Pyne, President Local Government Association of…

  • Family friendly city centre

    Public water features in cities and towns soften the built environment. They also provide inviting and restful oases in what can sometimes be harsh surrounds…

  • White ribbons say thank you

    Acknowledgment of the debt we owe the people who carry out the stressful, sad, and unsavoury work of dealing with road accidents saw thousands of…

  • Award for youth program

    The difficulties facing youth in small towns and remote areas are well documented. Lack of employment opportunities and facilities can easily lead to alcohol and…

  • Marion wins KESAB Award

    In the face of some strong competition, the City of Marion took out the 1998 Keep South Australia Beautiful (KESAB) Metropolitan Council of the Year…

  • Wetland an environmental asset

    Construction of a 1.8 hectare, $1.7 million wetland project in the City of Marion will provide far reaching benefits for the entire south western region…

  • Scholarships a two way benefit

    Scholarships provided by Toowoomba City Council offer an income supplement and work experience for tertiary students as well as produce valuable work for Council. Each…

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