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  • Solution for green waste

    Sydney’s Concord Council recently hosted the launch of a new model for recycling garden waste called Garden to Garden. Developed by Waste Service NSW, Garden…

  • Manly launches conservation strategy

    The launch of its Conservation Strategy as part of Heritage Week has built ecological sustainability into every facet of Manly Council’s activities for the next…

  • Campaspe wins National Landcare Award

    Victoria’s Shire of Campaspe has won the Telstra National Landcare Award for its ongoing commitment to the preservation and management of the local environment. The…

  • Denmark wins 1998 Tidy Town

    Denmark in Western Australia is the winner of the 1998 Mitsubishi Tidy Towns Award. After being a finalist three years in a row, Denmark is…

  • Councils call for toxic waste inquiry

    Seven Councils in Melbourne’s west and north west have joined together to call for a State Government Inquiry into the management, treatment and disposal of…

  • Are we an economy or a society?

    Social activist, Rev Tim Costello, challenges the managerial approach that is permeating Local Government, particularly in regard to human services delivery and community development. He…

  • Turning the governance map upside down

    Phillip Adams, renowned journalist and Chair of the Australia Day Council, said that every international and global problem comes home to roost exactly where you…

  • Intellectual horsepower of LG

    Lord Mayor of Brisbane, Councillor Jim Soorley, described managers as the ‘intellectual horsepower of Local Government’. Speaking on the topic, ‘Local Government in the Context…

  • Yarra wins management challenge

    Victoria’s City of Yarra has won the 1998 Australasian Active Learning Management Challenge. This year, 76 teams and 450 Local Government officers participated in this…

  • Diverse challenges for CEOs

    Rolf Gerritsen, Professor of Local Government and Applied Policy at the University of Canberra, has recently participated in an international study of Local Government Chief…

  • Editorial

    The Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) is rightly concerned that, in spite of the 1998 Budget delivering a $2.7 billion surplus, reductions in Local Government…

  • Graffiti free City

    Together with other community organisations, including Neighbourhood Watch, the local Police and Transit Police, South Australia’s City of Marion has embarked on a campaign to…

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