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  • Broader focus reaps rewards

    With over 1,000 delegates gathering in Penrith for the 1998 IMEA NSW Division Annual Conference, President Chris Watson and Executive Director Don Sheffield agreed it…

  • MAV moving forward

    The Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) held its annual forum in March to discuss current issues facing member Councils. These reflected the diverse role of…

  • Editorial

    With the Senate again rejecting the Federal Government’s Wik Legislation, John Howard can now instigate proceedings to resolve this deadlock between the Houses by calling…

  • President’s comment

    Each edition we feature the views of a State Local Government Association President. The following is from Councillor Bill Bott, President NSW Shires Association. In…

  • Net dining in Canterbury

    While many Councils publish local restaurant guides, Sydney’s Canterbury City Council has gone a step further. A restaurant guide included on Council’s Internet site has…

  • Engineering excellence rewarded

    For the first time Awards for Excellence, announced each year at the Annual Conference of the Institute of Municipal Engineering Australia – NSW Division, have…

  • Valuing older people

    As Australia’s population ages, planners must increasingly consider the needs of older people. With a rapidly aging population and the largest aged care budget in…

  • A stroll through Manly’s history

    A walking tour guide published by Manly Council in NSW draws the attention of residents and visitors to the many works of art in the…

  • Zapping the millennium bug

    With just over 600 days to go before we reach the Year 2000, organisations everywhere must assess the effect on their operations and systems of…

  • Improving government service

    The Commonwealth Government is committed to improving the quality of customer service provided by its Departments, agencies and enterprises, while at the same time ensuring…

  • Room to grow in Maroondah

    Two years after the founding of Melbourne, pioneer pastoralist William Turner rode into the bush around Croydon and sowed experimental pasture seed. He was the…

  • Technology to increase community ties

    An ambitious program to establish Internet training and wider access for residents is soon to be established in Maroondah. Courtesy of $100,000 funding from the…

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