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  • Reconciling past racism

    A move of reconciliation with non Indigenous victims of past racist actions has been supported by various Councils across Australia. In 1861, European, English, Irish…

  • Reader Survey – what you had to say

    Our 1997 Reader Survey was included as an insert in the October edition. Respondents were asked how often they read FOCUS, how they rated the…

  • Improve your planning with CDATA96

    Once every five years the Australian Bureau of Statistics conducts a Census of Population and Housing. The Census is a snapshot of the nation on…

  • Gosnells’ efficiency drive

    The City of Gosnells in Western Australia is setting itself ambitious targets in terms of improving the efficiency of Council’s operations. In June of this…

  • Infopack assists development

    An ‘Infopack’ developed by the Town of Albany in Western Australia has not only streamlined Council operations but brought time and cost savings for clients.…

  • Achieving maximum efficiency

    A major problem facing Councils is the number of places where information can be stored. Work may often be duplicated, and accessing and distributing relevant…

  • Customer service award for Redland

    In competition with some of Australia’s major companies, Redland Shire has been named Queensland winner of the Australian Customer Service Association Awards. Demonstrating that Local…

  • Leadership and vision rewarded

    Tony Lawson, City Manager at the City of Mitcham and Bob Fidock, General Manager of Corporate Services at the City of Adelaide, have been honoured…

  • Expediting infringement payments

    Xpedite has announced the release of a next generation Penalty Control System (PCS). PCS has been developed in conjunction with users to assist Councils and…

  • Community democracy

    “This Assembly celebrates the 50th anniversary of the national peak body of Local Government,” said Councillor John Campbell, President ALGA. “A special greeting to all…

  • Celebrating our future

    In officially opening the 4th National General Assembly of Australian Local Government, Governor General, Sir William Deane, congratulated the Australian Local Government Association on its…

  • LG where democracy is born

    “Local Government is the most accessible democratic institution we have,” said Moira Rayner. “Ordinary people find it quite easy to participate, not just by voting…

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