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  • Powerlines go underground to restore historic streetscape

    Powerlines go underground to restore historic streetscape

    Powerlines will soon disappear from the central business district of Victoria’s historic gold rush era town, Maldon, marking a major milestone in the Mount Alexander…

  • Beach access in time for Christmas

    Kingston District Council, South Australia, has fast tracked a recommendation from its Maria Creek Sustainable Infrastructure Project Community Focus Group, for a temporary beach access…

  • Heritage Trail opens

    Heritage Trail opens

    A blustery day didn’t dampen the spirits on Sunday 20 September, of the 160 or so people who attended the opening of the Greenhills Heritage…

  • Creating an education destination

    In a bid to become a national and international education destination of choice, Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC), Queensland, has thrown its support behind Study Toowoomba.…

  • Events boost local economy

    Events boost local economy

    Broome’s normal seasonal tourism calendar has been turned upside down in 2020 – with the local Shire in Western Australia playing a key role in…

  • Liverpool recognised globally as city of innovation

    Liverpool recognised globally as city of innovation

    Liverpool, New South Wales, has been recognised on the world stage as it joins a select group of 20 global innovation precincts through the Global…

  • New look congress

    New look congress

    Last week’s Special Local Roads and Transport Congress was a triumph – both in technological terms and the extent to which vital and pressing issues…

  • Councils support campaign for respect

    All 79 Victorian councils will this year join 18 NGOs in supporting Respect Victoria to deliver its Respect Women: ‘Call It Out’ campaign, 25 November…

  • Red Bench Relay the first steps in 16 days of activism

    United Nations’ 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, has kicked off in Queensland with LGAQ staff out early to walk against domestic and family…

  • Diversity wins in Victoria

    All votes are in and the tallies declared in the recent Victorian Local Government election, with diversity the clear winner across the state. Municipal Association…

  • Celebrating NAIDOC week

    NAIDOC Week kicked off yesterday, 8 November with celebrations and ceremony across the country. Usually held each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements…

  • Before we forget, Drought*

    Before we forget, Drought*

    Decades ago the Colyer family, the founders of Abberfield Industries, established a weekend vineyard, with water security ensured by three dams, a bore and a…

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