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  • City of quality and diversity

    The recently launched City Plan for Victoria’s Stonnington City Council will build a combined future for the former inner urban municipalities of Malvern and Prahran.…

  • Partnerships the way ahead

    The New South Wales Local Government Association staged its Annual Conference at Coffs Harbour from 17-20 October. Attracting more than 600 delegates from across the…

  • Recognising self improvement

    Established in 1945, the prestigious Bluett Awards recognise the pioneering contribution to Local Government in New South Wales by Albert Bluett . Albert Bluett served…

  • Motorola Two Way Rental Finance Plan

    The Two Way Radio Division of Motorola is offering its’ customers a new approach to financing their mobile business communications needs. By signing up to…

  • Building innovation into contracts

    “A major advantage flowing from the increase of contracting out road maintenance is that Councils are no longer locked into the same old practices and…

  • Spring in the valley

    Each Spring, Derwent Valley highlights its scenic attractions which help draw thousands of people to Tasmania. ‘Spring in the Valley Festival’, an initiative of Derwent…

  • Landmark of Australian democracy

    A $4.2 million Centre celebrating one of the most significant events in Australia’s history was opened earlier this year. The Eureka Stockade Centre, developed by…

  • Traineeships link surf to snow

    Victoria’s Surf Coast Shire has launched an innovative scheme to overcome seasonal variations in economic activity in the Shire and reduce local youth unemployment. Under…

  • Planning regional tourism accommodation

    The Tourism Task Force has recently published a two-part guide for Councillors and developers considering future regional tourism accommodation development. Part 1 of the study,…

  • Managing a diversity of interests

    From the centre of Melbourne the Dandenong Ranges can be viewed as an ever present, inviting green backdrop to metropolitan life. Melburnians regard it with…

  • Council goes ‘on the road’

    With residents and businesses scattered over 2,500 square kilometres, the newly elected Council at Yarra Ranges soon recognised the need to develop a comprehensive communication…

  • Governing diversity brings unity

    “One of the best things about the creation of the Yarra Ranges Shire was the strengthening of this area’s common identity,” said Chief Executive Officer,…

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