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  • How local councils can be circular economy leaders*

    Local councils are a vital stakeholder in the circular economy sector as their decisions shape the resource recovery market. From procurement principles, utilisation of tyre…

  • Hydrogen power plant

    Hydrogen power plant

    Works have commenced on Australia’s first renewable hydrogen demonstration plant in Denham, Western Australia, 800kms north from Perth.  The Hon. Alannah MacTiernan, Minister for Hydrogen…

  • Australia’s largest emissions reduction project

    Australia’s largest emissions reduction project

    Forty-six Victorian councils have announced the launch of VECO, the Victorian Energy Collaboration, the largest ever emissions reduction project by local government in Australia. By…

  • Housing shortage forces camping rules change

    Shire of Broome, Western Australia, has made changes to its temporary accommodation policies and will embark on a new four-week trial in response to the…

  • Sort-It Sally joins the team

    Sort-It Sally joins the team

    Southern Downs Regional Council, Queensland, has a new member of its Waste Education Team, Sort-It Sally! As mascot of Council’s free waste education program Let’s…

  • Gardens for Wildlife program turns one

    Gardens for Wildlife program turns one

    Gardens for Wildlife, an initiative of City of Kingston, Victoria, to encourage and support residents to enhance their gardens with the purpose of providing shelter,…

  • Over the moon for the red rocket

    Over the moon for the red rocket

    Dubbo Regional Council, New South Wales, has lift off for the new red rocket playground equipment, calling Victoria Park home for infinity and beyond! The…

  • Pedestrian bridge builds connection*

    Landmark Products designed/ manufactured/ installed a K1105 Straight ‘Murray Series’ Pedestrian Bridge (Modified).  Located in Obi Obi Queensland, the 25m x 2m (total width) structure…

  • Children’s own library opens

    Children’s own library opens

    Ipswich City Council, Queensland, will open the doors to its new dedicated children’s library and City administration building, known as 1 Nicholas Street, in the…

  • Sustainable living festival

    Sustainable living festival

    Clothes swaps, zero-waste cooking classes and a workshop on how to build a bee hotel were all part of Forever Fest – ‘a festival to…

  • President’s comment – Councillor Linda Scott President Australian Local Government Association

    As the world maps a recovery from COVID-19, communities are increasingly recognising the key role councils are playing in creating jobs and supporting local communities…

  • Editorial

    In 2012, the United Nations declared 4 May to be the official Anti-bullying Day. It is now recognised by many countries worldwide, including Australia, France,…

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