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  • 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…

  • Turnkey solution unlocks your data*

    iFerret provides dramatic information access improvements to support enhanced council performance. The iFerret search and discovery solution developed by iPLATINUM is now installed at over…

  • Hands-on leadership program

    Leadership development has been a growing focus at Glen Eira City Council, Victoria, over recent years.  With senior leadership group members already participating in established…

  • Website drives awareness of event economy

    Website drives awareness of event economy

    A new website capturing everything happening across Newcastle has been launched by City of Newcastle, New South Wales, to help locals and visitors make the…

  • High school students  visit Council

    High school students visit Council

    Hinchinbrook Shire Council, Queensland, hosted year 11 and year 12 students from Ingham State High School last month, when they visited the Hinchinbrook Visitor Information…

  • Embracing youth mental health education

    Embracing youth mental health education

    Moira Shire Council, Victoria, has joined with all secondary schools in the Shire, Uniting Vic Tas, local community groups, and health services to implement the…

  • Community centre supports learning and employment

    Residents of Melton, Victoria, now have more training and employment support, and health and wellbeing services available to them with the new $4.7 million Melton…

  • Becoming more small business friendly

    Becoming more small business friendly

    City of Rockingham is one of the first local governments in Western Australia participating in the Small Business Friendly Approvals Program.  The program, led by…

  • Importance of successful contract management for local government*

    Improving contract management as a core discipline across councils is an expectation by auditors, a  desire  for all vendors, and a significant value-multiplier for  your investment in procurement resources who …

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