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  • Fight for recognition continues

    President of the Australian Local Government Association (ALGA), Councillor John Campbell believes that 1998 is shaping up to be a very important year for Local…

  • Two years on

    This special full colour national edition of FOCUS marks our second birthday as a national publication. 1997 was another great year. Coverage included a variety…

  • Editorial

    John Campbell, President of the Australian Local Government Association, has every right to be incensed when other spheres of government use the excuse that because…

  • Carbon sink for central Qld

    Carbon sink for central Qld Backed by Rockhampton City Council, the Capricornia Electricity Corporation Ltd, CAPELEC, and Flight West Airlines Pty Ltd, Central Queensland school…

  • Benchmarking community services

    Following agreement with the National Office of Local Government late last year, the Local Government Community Services Association Australia (LGCSAA) has launched its National Best…

  • LG and ‘social’ housing

    By Senator Lyn Allison* In December, the Senate Community Affairs References Committee reported on its inquiry into housing assistance. We initiated this inquiry because of…

  • International exchange and cooperation

    When the Japan Local Government Centre opened in Sydney in 1994, it became the sixth overseas office of the Council of Local Authorities for International…

  • Bayside – a place to stay

    “I like to see Bayside as a place where people feel they never have to leave.” With these words Graeme Disney, first Mayor of Bayside…

  • Reclaiming Hampton Beach

    Residents and visitors to Bayside’s Hampton Beach precinct were treated to a spectacular show in October 1997 when they witnessed a sand dredging operation restoring…

  • Merging assets brings new opportunities

    When Victorian municipalities were forced to amalgamate many people feared the loss of a sense of identification or sense of place. This may have been…

  • Revitalised Civic Centre

    With the establishment of Council’s Corporate Centre at Sandringham, the more traditional Brighton Civic Precinct is also undergoing a major transformation. Many under utilised and…

  • Partnerships for better service

    “Competitive tendering has freed Council from the role of sole provider of services,” said Peter Akers, Chief Executive Officer at Bayside. “It has altered its…

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