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Celebrating ageing in Shoalhaven
Shoalhaven Council in NSW is celebrating the International year of Older Persons with a special Conference to discuss the issues associated with ageing and ways…
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Speed gun slows motorists to safe speed
“The shocking road statistics throughout NSW over the Christmas period show we need to take action to raise the awareness of the community in taking…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Service as usual at Hobart
Hobart City Council General Manager, Brent Armstrong, is confident that Council will be able to provide ‘service as usual’ on the change to and into…
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Bringing new technology to the bush
Introducing isolated people to the advantages of computer technology is the aim of an Internet Program being introduced in Victoria’s Shire of Campaspe. Coordinator of…
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Heartland E-Commerce
A seminar to be held on 9 March at Dubbo in western NSW will inform Council’s suppliers and other interested parties about the value of…
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Request register for easy tracking
A Technical Services request tracking system has streamlined operations at Tasmania’s Clarence City Council. The system provides a simple data entry system which identifies the…
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Aiming to be the best pays off
According to the Mayor, Doctor Geoff Brooke-Cowden, this is a most exciting time and Baulkham Hills is the most exciting place to be Mayor. He…
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$23 million Town Centre project
A planned ring road around the Castle Hill Town Centre has created an opportunity for Council to redevelop this area into an attractive new community…
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Managing rapid growth
Since 1993, Baulkham Hills Shire has released 5,000 new home lots. A further 9,000 lots will be released by 2004. Coping with a growth rate…
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