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  • Digital payroll brings efficiencies

    Digital payroll brings efficiencies

    The Town of East Fremantle, Western Australia, has furthered its reputation as an early adopter of technology and innovation by being one of Perth’s first…

  • Parking trial improves congestion

    Parking trial improves congestion

    Mornington Peninsula Shire, Victoria, has begun trialling a new smart parking approach to decrease congestion in and around Mornington. Mayor Despi O’Connor, said, “The trial…

  • One-stop shop to manage City projects

    Consistently meeting timelines and budgets can be elusive when delivering multiple multi-million-dollar community infrastructure projects each year but the use of a customised project management…

  • Workzone radars make work crews safer

    Workzone radars make work crews safer

    Clarence City Council, Tasmania, is using radars to make the workplace safer on Council roads and work sites. The new system operates via a radar…

  • Councillor profiles – Steven Carter President of Dalwallinu Shire Council

    Councillor profiles – Steven Carter President of Dalwallinu Shire Council

    Shire of Dalwallinu is known as the ‘wheat shire’ however it is equally well known for its wattles – there are over 100 different species…

  • Seniors Exercise Park

    Seniors Exercise Park

    Older adults in Ballarat can enjoy greater outdoor physical activity following the launch of regional Victoria’s first Seniors Exercise Park. Situated at Mt Pleasant Reserve,…

  • Wayfinding signs for mountain bike trail

    Wayfinding signs for mountain bike trail

    Making the most of Warrnambool’s mountain bike trail has been made easier thanks to new directional signs. Warrnambool City Council provided $15,000 via the Small…

  • Small scale recycling

    Small scale recycling

    City of Mount Gambier, South Australia, has introduced a small scale recycling system in the Civic Centre foyer for bread tags, plastic bottle lids, used…

  • Oval lights up for the first time

    Oval lights up for the first time

    Alice Springs Town Council, Northern Territory, switched on the light towers at Albrecht Oval in time for the Imparja Cup opener on 15 February. Mayor,…

  • The Good Oil by Rod Brown – NFF shows the way on regional development

    The National Farmers Federation (NFF) says Regional Australia has a one in 100 year opportunity to set the agenda for a prosperous future for the…

  • Storyboards share town’s history

    Storyboards share town’s history

    Storyboards depicting the history of the St James area have been erected in front of the popular silo art installation in this small but vibrant…

  • Mental health initiative breaks through language barriers

    City of Launceston, Tasmania, has launched a new initiative to encourage meaningful conversations around mental health. As a part of the Launceston Suicide Prevention program,…

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