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  • World’s best tasting water

    World’s best tasting water

    Water from the Rossarden Water Treatment Plant, in Tasmania’s Northern Midlands, has won the Best Municipal Water for 2021 at the Berkeley Springs International Water…

  • Address verification technology helped ACT Government reduce spending*

    Address verification technology helped ACT Government reduce spending*

    Customer Experience and Design Operations Manager, Vladislav Munteanu, has been working tirelessly to ensure the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Government has up-to-date, accurate and easily…

  • Mural paints a picture of community

    Mural paints a picture of community

    Wollongong City Council, New South Wales, has worked with local community organisation The Disability Trust on a new interactive community mural in MacCabe Park. The…

  • Feral deer population growing

    Feral deer population growing

    Tweed Shire Council has joined forces with Lismore and Kyogle councils, and the Tweed and Border Ranges-Richmond Valley Landcare groups, to launch ‘The Northern Rivers…

  • The Good Oil by Rod Brown – FTA with United Kingdom is excellent news

    Last month’s announcement of an in-principle agreement of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the United Kingdom (UK) and Australian governments is excellent news. The…

  • Citizenship ceremony marks Refugee Week

    Citizenship ceremony marks Refugee Week

    Snowy Monaro Regional Council, New South Wales, held a citizenship ceremony at the Cooma Council Chambers on 24 June, to mark National Refugee Week and…

  • Businesses say you’re #safewithus

    Business owner, Errin Williamson estimates a 70 percent loss in regular revenue at her café in Church Street, Dubbo, New South Wales, when her business…

  • A fair share of the pie

    North Burnett Regional Council (NBRC), Queensland, has been leading the fight for a fairer share of State and Federal funding for local government through a…

  • At risk youth in Town Common clean up

    At risk youth in Town Common clean up

    Goondiwindi Regional Council, Queensland, is working with Care Goondiwindi to reduce recidivism through a court diversion program engaging repeat offenders to clean up and rejuvenate…

  • President’s comment – Mayor Angela Evans

    President’s comment – Mayor Angela Evans

    President Local Government Association of South Australia Progressing sensible local government reform has been a priority for the LGASA and its member councils over the…

  • Fabric forest highlights fashion waste

    Fabric forest highlights fashion waste

    Ballarat Youth have engaged local artist Diokno Pasilan to help create an art installation made from fabric waste. The Fabric Forest, on display in the…

  • Supporting women’s leadership

    The peak body for local government officers will receive a share of $39.8 million in Commonwealth Government funding to support women’s leadership development in local…

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