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  • Cemetery upgrade for the future

    Cemetery upgrade for the future

    Shire of Narembeen, Western Australia, recently undertook significant re-development works at the Emu Hill Public Cemetery in Narembeen.  Shire President, Councillor Rhonda Cole, said, “The…

  • Recycling grant goes to hockey field redevelopment

    Recycling grant goes to hockey field redevelopment

    Darebin City Council, Victoria, has received a recycling infrastructure grant to redevelop a local hockey field using recycled materials as part of a $4.4 million…

  • Biggest is the best

    Biggest is the best

    The GrainCorp silos at Yelarbon, Queensland, were named the nation’s Best Rural Art at the Australian Street Art Awards on 2 March. As one of…

  • Editorial

    The politics of gender in politics has been placed front and centre over the past few months giving International Women’s Day on 8 March, this…

  • Waste power

    Waste power

    Australia’s emissions are at their lowest level in more than 25 years according to the latest Quarterly Update of Australia’s National Greenhouse Gas Inventory. The…

  • Creating leadership culture

    Creating leadership culture

    Singleton Council, New South Wales, has released a new case study showing how it transformed its leadership culture and levels of employee engagement. The Collective…

  • President’s comment – Councillor Linda Scott President Local Government NSW

    President’s comment – Councillor Linda Scott President Local Government NSW

    Time is quickly running out to deal with New South Wales’s (NSW) impending waste and recycling crisis, which is among the highest environmental issues facing…

  • The importance of good fleet management*

    Effective fleet management is critical.  Firstly, fleets are valuable assets in their own right and a fleet can account for a significant part of an…

  • Staff take 84.5 million steps for Safe Work Month

    Staff take 84.5 million steps for Safe Work Month

    City of Cockburn, Western Australia, employees stepped up to the challenge of increasing their physical activity during October’s Safe Work Month, completing more than 84,513,051…

  • Positions Vacant

    Positions Vacant

    The scarcity of access to health services in regional and remote areas of the country is an ongoing dilemma forcing many communities to go to…

  • Building a safety culture

    Building a safety culture

    Huon Valley Council, Tasmania, is undertaking a bold reimagining of the approach that it takes in managing the health and safety of its employees. As…

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