News
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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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Benchmarking for greater efficiency
Bayside is the only Local Government authority taking part together with 15 other organisations in a national benchmarking study being conducted by the Australian Quality…
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International golfing and sailing
With private golf courses, such as Royal Melbourne, Victoria and Cheltenham, and three other courses owned by Council at Brighton, Sandringham and Elsternwick, together with…
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Arthur Streeton’s Bayside
While many may be unaware of it, most Australians are highly familiar with Bayside scenery. From the early days of European settlement, the picturesque clifftops…
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Ending isolation
With an ageing population, it is imperative for Bayside to provide a range of services catering for the widespread needs of older adults. As well…
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Young people in court
Young people in court Brighton Courthouse is set to receive a heavy influx of young people. This is not due to an increase in youth…
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Award winning coastal management plan
Preserving the natural features, which provide Bayside residents a quality environment, is an important task for Council. Several programs carried out by Council, often with…
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Corporatisation what it means
With many Victorian Councils setting up business units as part of the Compulsory Competitive Tendering process, the question has been raised should the next step…
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First Aus President for IULA-ASPAC
Councillor Peter Woods has been elected President of the Asia-Pacific region of the International Union of Local Authorities (IULA-ASPAC), Local Government’s peak worldwide body. Previously…
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Editorial
It is often said that Local Government is disparate or not homogenous. Undoubtedly, there is great diversity in regard to size, geography, communities of interest…
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Meander Valley GM is Tasmania’s top boss
General Manager of Meander Valley Council in Tasmania, Geoff Fellows has struck a blow for Local Government, winning the 1997 Tasmanian Boss of the Year…
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Wyong and Warren win 1997 Bluett Awards
The 1997 prestigious Bluett Awards, the most valued prize in Local Government in NSW have been taken out by Wyong and Warren Councils. The Awards,…

