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  • 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…

  • Time to take the next step

    In a Ministerial Statement to the Legislative Assembly in February, Northern Territory Minister for Local Government, Loraine Braham, said that, in many ways, the health…

  • Wide consensus on reform agenda

    The Local Government Association of Northern Territory (LGANT) has prepared four Information Papers on the Reform Agenda. The first Paper addresses the issue ‘Why Reform?’.…

  • Regional discussion groups

    David Coles, Assistant Secretary of the Department of Local Government, reaffirmed to delegates that the NT Government will not be using a ‘one size fits…

  • Training for remote Councils

    The Remote Area Management Project (RAMP) continues to provide invaluable assistance to small isolated Aboriginal communities throughout the Northern Territory. The Program recognises that the…

  • Making the most of new technology

    Serving communities scattered across vast distances, Council’s in the Territory often undertake duties and responsibilities not necessarily seen as Local Government’s role elsewhere. For this…

  • 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 Peter Woods, President NSW LGA. Australians today…

  • Councils have key role in Alpine strategy

    Local Government is to play a key role in securing the long term economic future of the NSW Alpine Region under a Draft Strategy prepared…

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