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  • Editorial

    In Melbourne’s City of Moreland, Optus vehicles have been impounded and in NSW Councils are threatening to send in teams of workers to rip down…

  • Lobbying Canberra

    Speaking at Queensland’s recent Centenary Annual Conference, David Plumridge, President of the Australian Local Government Association, highlighted the important work carried out by ALGA in…

  • Internet as a teaching and learning tool

    In May 1995, a group of enthusiastic teachers and library staff from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) got together to brainstorm ideas about how…

  • Highest quality childcare

    At a time when the future of Childcare is under a cloud, due to Federal government funding cuts, Glen Eira Council in Melbourne’s south east…

  • Managing medical waste safely

    In having the responsibility for the disposal of most household and commercial waste generated throughout the country, safe waste disposal is an ongoing concern for…

  • Planning for a sustainable future

    Following amalgamation of five former Councils in 1993, the new Dorset Council in north west Tasmania set about developing a planning strategy. This Strategy sets…

  • New impetus in north west Victoria

    Mildura Rural City Council was established in January 1995 as a result of the amalgamation of the former Mildura City Council and former Shires of…

  • Tourism boom

    Located in the warmest region of Victoria and ideally situated to exploit the beauty of the Murray River, and the unique environment of the Sunraysia…

  • Customer focus

    Coming from the TAFE sector, Council’s Chief Executive Officer, Graeme Davy, sees many parallels between his previous work and his move to Local Government. Just…

  • Multi purpose Community Centre

    The biggest community infrastructure program in the history of north west Victoria is currently being undertaken by Council with construction of The Alfred Deakin Centre.…

  • Sunraysia 2000

    Remnants of previous eras in a City’s history can leave present day residents with unsightly, dangerous or other planning disasters. These are often placed in…

  • Pros and cons of SA’s restructure

    Late last year, the South Australian Government instigated structural reform for Council boundaries. With an emphasis on Councils working towards voluntary mergers, and a continuing…

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