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  • Levelling the playing field

    Levelling the playing field

    Brimbank City Council, Victoria, has announced a new partnership with Reclink Australia aimed at improving access to Council’s leisure centres for the Brimbank community. Under…

  • Lighting up the town

    Lighting up the town

    A bright, warm and more inviting central business district (CBD) could soon be on the way with Toowoomba Regional Council, Queensland, voting last month in…

  • Cities are the secret weapon

    On 22 June 2021 a group of leading mayors travelled to Canberra to launch new research showing the emission reductions planned by just 60 of…

  • Public Art Selected

    Public Art Selected

    City of Darwin has selected a concept design for the Bicentennial Park Public Art Project which brings together two cultural stories deeply connected to the…

  • President’s comment– Mayor Tracey Roberts JP  President Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA)

    President’s comment– Mayor Tracey Roberts JP President Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA)

    Local government is taking the lead on moving to renewable energy as part of a sector-wide project to leverage aggregated power requirements. Coordinated by WALGA,…

  • Editorial

    The Olympic Games was the saviour of thousands in lockdown earlier this month. Go the Aussies – all those medals. My heart goes out to…

  • Six million dollar homelessness fund rolls out in WA

    Homelessness Week in Western Australia has been marked by an announcement from the McGowan Government to co-fund initiatives to address homelessness in local communities.  Under…

  • Cyclone affected communities receive funding

    Western Australian communities devastated by Severe Tropical Cyclone Seroja will receive $104.5 million, the largest disaster recovery package in the state’s history. Jointly funded by…

  • NSW council elections postponed amid COVID-19 crisis

    NSW Local Government elections have been postponed by a further three months, as Greater Sydney battles to contain the worsening COVID-19 outbreak. The election will…

  • Conference returns

    Conference returns

    The 27th Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) National General Assembly returned to Canberra in June this year after a brief hiatus in 2020 when it…

  • Building a balanced future for bushfire protection*

    Building a balanced future for bushfire protection*

    The Australian Bushfire Building Conference 2021, planned for August, has been postponed to 1-3 November, due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions. Building industry experts will meet…

  • NGA endorses nuclear weapons ban

    NGA endorses nuclear weapons ban

    At its National General Assembly in June, the Australian Local Government Association delegates unanimously passed Motion 61 calling on Australia to sign and ratify the…

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