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Fleets the focus of IPWEA conference
Fleet management is important for many reasons according to IPWEA, which is holding it’s annual fleet conference later this month in Brisbane. According to the…
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New facility for Mt Isa
The design of the proposed Centennial Place facility on the corner of Miles Street and Grace Street has been finalised. The Mt Isa Council with…
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Waratah mayor hangs up his hat
After an illustrious 25-year career at the Waratah-Wynyard Council, Mayor Robby Walsh has decided to retire at the end of his current term at Council.…
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Search-discover solution
The iFerret search and discovery solution developed by iPLATINUM is now installed at over 50 councils across Australia and is becoming widely recognised as the…
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Art trail emerges from lockdown
Ashmore Arts owner Stewart Guthrie has painted a promising picture of the local creative sector post-pandemic, underpinned by both artists and patrons supporting this year’s…
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Suburban wildlife on display
Glen Eira Mayor Cr Jim Magee has officially unveiled Glen Eira’s newest placemaking project — the artwork installation Wild City by artist Hayden Dewar and…
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Crying out for someone to fill Max’s big shoes
Redland City Council is shouting out for a new Town Crier following the retirement of Max Bissett in December. Mayor Karen Williams said Max had…
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New recovery group swings into action
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, Deputy Premier Steven Miles, Minister Mark Ryan, Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll and QFES Commissioner Greg Leach toured the Ipswich council’s Local Disaster…
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Countdown to conference
Assetic will sponsor the welcome function of this year’s highly anticipated International Public Works Conference to be held in Adelaide in May. The 2022 IPWC…
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Let the good times roll
Hay in South Western NSW is about to become the first country town to host the start of the Shitbox Rally fundraiser, as TANIA PHILLIPS…
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Meandering up north
You can tell how a town is travelling reasonably quickly – quality of hard and soft infrastructure, pubs and cafes. And the little things like…
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Disaster mitigation beats recovery
The people of Bundaberg are forever scarred by the terrible events of 2010-11 and 2013 when severe flooding devastated much of the city. We dodged…
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