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  • Gas bonus for Wagga Wagga

    Responding to a changing environment created under National Competition Policy, the City of Wagga Wagga in New South Wales has put its gas supply and…

  • Promoting regional tourism

    With the Sydney Olympics on the horizon, tourism opportunities are expected to expand, particularly in New South Wales. How the tourist dollar is distributed will…

  • Working in partnership

    Brimbank City Council is one of only two Victorian Councils to introduce a Mentoring Program. This involves an employee being guided by a more experienced…

  • Ditching back injuries

    According to WorkCover NSW, during 1993/94 almost $25 million in compensation was paid for back injuries in the public administration area. More than 70% of…

  • Protecting hearing at Glenorchy

    With an outdoor staff of 150, Glenorchy City Council in Tasmania was concerned about the risk of noise induced hearing loss. With workers, including parks…

  • Contracting made safer

    Just who is responsible for workers safety under a system of contracting out, where a number of contractors and subcontractors may be involved, can become…

  • Newcastle tackles safety head on

    In 1993, Newcastle City Council identified a real problem with lost time injuries. As one of the few self insurers in Local Government in Australia,…

  • World class living in Melbourne’s west

    Situated on the western fringe of metropolitan Melbourne, Melton just 30 years ago was a country township on the Western Highway passed through by travellers…

  • Diversity in development

    Foresight coupled with good investment practice has combined to afford Melton a perfect development opportunity that meets growth targets, provides sustainable living and increases the…

  • Streamlining approvals

    Currently, Council approves about 300 new residential lots per year. This is expected to escalate to 500 or more as development in the eastern part…

  • Spinoffs from landcare

    While residents enjoy the rural ambience of the district, in reality much of the local landscape has been compromised by the spread of weeds. In…

  • Youth take part

    With the highest percentage of young people in the Melbourne metropolitan area, Council places a high priority on its Youth Services Program. Conscious that youth…

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