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  • Community survey leaders

    With the introduction of Compulsory Competitive Tendering in Victoria, it is essential for Councils to evaluate the level of service they are offering. Maroondah has…

  • Older citizens getting out and about

    Taking 20 frail and elderly people away on a four day excursion may not sound like the most practical way to look after their needs.…

  • World class venue in Melbourne’s East

    Situated in a picturesque bush garden adjacent to the Civic Offices in Ringwood is one of the City’s great assets, the Karralyka Centre. Designed by…

  • First class leisure service

    Amalgamation in 1994 coupled with the introduction of Compulsory Competitive Tendering gave Maroondah Leisure, the business unit created to manage the City’s major recreational facilities,…

  • Reclaiming waterways

    Maroondah has six major waterways and several lakes, all providing aesthetic and recreational amenity. In the past, some have suffered through failure to recognise these…

  • Broadcasting local events at Wyreena

    Housed in one of Maroondah’s oldest homes is the Wyreena Centre. Here residents can meet and join in an enormous variety of activities ranging from…

  • Councils benefit from employment scheme

    A scheme to provide indigenous Australians with work skills and employment, the Community Development Employment Projects (CDEP) Scheme, has proved to be a valuable resource…

  • 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 Margaret Vigants, President, Local Government Association of…

  • Local games win State tourism award

    A decision by Laidley Shire to stage its own ‘Laidley Games’ has proved a winner for the rural community, bringing visitors, entertainment, new economic opportunities,…

  • Tourist Centre dedicated to ‘our song’

    No other country in the world is more readily identified by a single song than is Australia by Waltzing Matilda. Recognised as the unofficial national…

  • Sunset concerts unite community

    Adesire to provide cultural activity for its community and to raise the profile of an underutilised community resource prompted the City of Cockburn in Western…

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