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  • Business forum confirms plan

    Business forum confirms plan

    More than 180 members of the local business community and key stakeholders attended City of Joondalup’s first business forum of the year at Joondalup Resort…

  • Sharing bush tucker

    Sharing bush tucker

    One hundred native and bush tucker plants were delivered to remote Aboriginal communities in Clarence Valley Council, New South Wales, to foster reconciliation and assist…

  • Festival off to a  roaring start

    Festival off to a roaring start

    Burdekin Shire Council, Queensland kicked off the 2021 Sweet Days, Hot Nights Festival with more than 2000 people attending the First Fire at the Home…

  • Inland Rail raises some concerns

    Mayor of Lockyer Valley Council, Queensland, Tanya Milligan has urged her community to have their say on the Inland Rail proposal draft Environmental Impact Statement…

  • Website to improve local government transparency

    The South Australian Government is planning to launch a new website aimed at increasing transparency in local councils. Minister for Planning and Local Government, Vickie…

  • Regional climate alliance across SEQ

    Regional climate alliance across SEQ

    Logan City Council will lead a pilot project to establish a regional Climate Resilience Alliance across South East Queensland. Council was the successful applicant of…

  • Editorial

    Queensland has claimed the dubious title of the most disaster-prone state in Australia; consequently insurance has become a costly commodity, especially north of the Tropic…

  • The Good Oil by Rod Brown – Transitioning to carbon neutrality – via a regional approach

    The gist of his paper is that not only is the Australian Government being dragged to net zero emissions, there is no national coordination or…

  • Cultural precinct changes direction

    Cultural precinct changes direction

    Burnie City Council, Tasmania, will not proceed with its plan to build a new North West Museum and Art Gallery, and will instead combine its…

  • National Waste Policy action plan

    Environment Ministers from all states met on 15 April for the first Environmental Ministers Meeting since the demise of COAG, resulting in a commitment for…

  • Regional living

    Regional living

    Regional communities wanting to grow have access to a new resource to help them capitalise on the burgeoning national interest in living outside the capital…

  • Councillor profiles – Michelle Rich President Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale

    Councillor profiles – Michelle Rich President Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale

    Serpentine Jarrahdale is an outer-metropolitan area of Perth which is home to fast-growing urban cells, farming and agricultural areas, historical towns as well as significant…

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