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  • Geelong – smart move

    The City of Greater Geelong has appointed eleven highly accomplished, high profile, ‘ambassadors’ to promote the City’s virtues and attract new residents and investment. Together…

  • Towards Year 2000 compliance

    Governments, industry and private companies across the globe have been looking into the effect the Year 2000 date change problem will have on utility services,…

  • Parramatta Road beyond 2000

    One of Sydney’s oldest and most significant transport routes, Parramatta Road, is to be revamped. This major project will involve all Councils along the 23…

  • Council updates aging systems

    Glen Eira City Council has recently selected a suite of enterprise applications from Computron Software. These include financials, workflow and COLD (Computer Output to Laser…

  • Effective budgeting and financial control

    Holroyd City Council in NSW believes it has developed a new budgeting system which overcomes some of the problems associated with other systems. The system,…

  • International award for Ballarat

    A new approach to asset management has seen the City of Ballarat win the prestigious AMQ International Award. Developed by Council’s Infrastructure Planning Engineer, Phil…

  • Consultation the hallmark of reform

    Extensive public consultation will continue to be a hallmark of reform in Local Government in South Australia as the State moves into a legislative review…

  • The SA model for change

    Rejecting the temptation of simply drawing lines on a map, the South Australian Government opted for a voluntary approach to structural reform. It provided the…

  • New Government for Qld

    Queensland’s June 13 election result certainly attracted national and international coverage. With confirmation from Independent, Peter Wellington, that he will support Labor in regard to…

  • Editorial

    The cliché ‘a week is a long time in politics’ certainly is the case given the extraordinary Queensland election results that are currently resounding around…

  • President’s comment

    Each edition we feature the views of a State Local Government Association President. The following is from Mayor Rosemary Craddock, President, Local Government Association of…

  • Amalgamation aids planning

    The City of Onkaparinga, established in July 1997, is South Australia’s largest Council. It combines the former Councils of Happy Valley, Noarlunga and most of…

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