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  • Planning reaps rewards

    Following the opening of the Cairns Central Shopping Complex concerns were raised by traders that the heart of the CBD was now split. In addition,…

  • State of the art Council Chambers

    The new Administration Centre has met both the current and future needs of Council staff and the community. At the same time, it has enabled…

  • Tropical arts and culture

    While it might be tempting for residents and visitors to Cairns to while away hours on the pristine beaches, visit the reef or tour the…

  • Keeping Cairns safe

    In Cairns, as elsewhere, the fear for one’s safety and the idea that crime is on the increase is not always matched by reality. An…

  • Activating young ideas

    Recognising that young people have a great deal to contribute to the community, Council provides a number of avenues for youth to explore and develop…

  • High tech solutions

    The potential faced by many organisations for lifts, security systems, telecommunications, airconditioning, computer systems and so forth failing with the calendar change to the new…

  • Gardens in paradise

    It may be difficult for readers in southern areas to imagine why there is a need for a Botanic Gardens in Cairns where lush tropical…

  • Waste into profit

    While households around the country are turning food scraps into compost for their gardens, it is often highly impractical for restaurants and other services where…

  • Natural solutions for insect control

    Not only are mosquitoes pesky creatures that can ruin an otherwise pleasant evening, they can spread diseases such as Malaria, Ross River Fever and Australian…

  • Developing communities for the future

    Speaking at the Local Government Association of Queensland’s 102nd Annual Conference, President, Councillor Tom Pyne AM, said that this year’s theme, ‘Developing Communities for the…

  • Editorial

    Keynote speaker at the recent Local Government Association of Queensland Annual Conference, Michael Sandel, Professor of Government at Harvard University, spoke about the crucial role…

  • Coastal strategy for 1,000 kms

    Australia’s coastline is precious for its natural beauty, the amenity it provides and for the industries it supports, including aquaculture and tourism. It is also…

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