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  • ‘How to’ for Agenda 21

    The Local Government Environment Network is embarking on an exciting new project to facilitate the adoption of sustainability at the local level. As many Local…

  • Sailing the ‘Cs’

    The Institute of Municipal Management’s 1996 National Congress was staged in Canberra on 19-22 May. Using the theme ‘Sailing the ‘Cs’ of Challenge’ keynote speakers…

  • Leading change

    Dr Ian Brookes, eminent international presenter on Total Quality Management told delegates that in today’s challenging world we have two possibilities – we can lose…

  • Why benchmark?

    According to Dr Robert Camp, Chairman of the Global Benchmarking Network, the major change initiative happening around the world is benchmarking. “Benchmarking is a continuous…

  • Sharing best practice

    Eleven large urban fringe Councils from around Australia are taking part in a ground breaking benchmarking project. By documenting their best practice achievements in a…

  • Nurturing local democracy

    President of the International City Management Association and City Manager at Moreno Valley in California, Norman King told delegates that Australia and the USA share…

  • FOCUS hits the Internet

    This is how we announced our launch in the printed edition of FOCUS With the launch of FOCUS Online located at www.loc-gov-focus.aus.net we are entering…

  • Focal point for growth

    Capalaba in Queensland’s Redland Shire is undergoing major change with the opening of the new $8.6 million Capalaba Place. “Having evolved from an intersection with…

  • Double the value

    Integrated tackling of pressing issues is proving successful for the City of Noarlunga in South Australia. Unemployment and the environment are being dealt with simultaneously…

  • Prevention better than cure

    Creating a healthy environment often requires a proactive approach. Melville City Council in WA believes that prevention is better than cure, thereby saving the community…

  • Recycling Champions

    As the first Council in Australia to introduce separate kerb side recycling wheelie bins, Pine Rivers Shire has not stopped here. Covering some 700 square…

  • Kingborough gears up for competition

    The recent appointment of Rick McClean as General Manager of Tasmania’s Kingborough Council provided one of the catalysts for an organisation review. “A review was…

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