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  • Modern economy for an ancient culture

    The Jawoyn people of the Katherine region of the Northern Territory have recently launched their first five year plan. The Plan sets out a comprehensive…

  • Active in community life

    In the remote town of Timber Creek, Lorraine Jones’ multiple roles have significance beyond the boundaries of the small community. Lorraine combines work as one…

  • So near so far

    Located just eight kilometres across the bay from the centre of Darwin, Cox Peninsula is nonetheless in many ways a remote and vulnerable area in…

  • Infrastructure program at Nguiu

    On Bathurst Island, Nguiu Community Government Council is taking a proactive approach to community infrastructure. It is investing money in facilities, not only needed by…

  • Gaye Lawrence Territorian of the year

    Like many before her, Gaye Lawrence travelled to the Northern Territory from Sydney with the intention of having a short working holiday. Twenty years later…

  • The Titjikala story

    With the Notice of Approval of the draft Tapatjataka Community Government Scheme in the Northern Territory Gazette in October last year, the story of the…

  • Editorial

    In last February’s Editorial we wrote, ‘1996 is set to be a very important year for Local Government’. At the time, with the ink barely…

  • 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…

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