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Swanning around Japan
Swan Hill students are in Japan visiting the region’s sister city, Yamagata, as part of the Yamagata Student Exchange Program. Following the enriching visit from…
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Signing off after half a century
Fifty-one years and eight months. That’s how many years Ray Mahoney has worked for Burnie City Council. After a lifetime of commitment to the Burnie…
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Impactful blows felt in regional areas
The Country Mayors Association of NSW (CMA) Chairman and Temora Shire Mayor Rick Firman OAM have described the recently announced cutbacks to Transport for NSW,…
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Milestone reached in Lismore rebuild
Lismore City Council’s mission to rebuild, restore and strengthen community assets and infrastructure following the devastating 2022 natural disasters has reached a significant milestone, with…
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Lockhart visit for Hoenig
The Lockhart Shire Council was pleased to welcome the Hon Ron Hoenig MP, NSW Minister for Local Government, and his Chief of Staff, Peter McCabe,…
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Tweed regains limited flood insurance
Tweed Shire Council is delighted to confirm that it has regained (limited) flood cover after undertaking extensive work and investing over $50m to improve the…
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WALGA recognizes top achievers
More than forty individuals, Elected Members, Officers and Local Governments have been recognised at the WA Local Government Association’s 2025 Local Government Awards. Supported by…
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Historic Central Darling Shire election moves closer
The NSW Electoral Commission is encouraging all eligible voters in the Central Darling Shire Council area to enrol or check their enrolment details before close…
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Townsville continues on recovery road
Townsville City Council has endorsed the Event Specific Local Recovery and Resilience Action Plan (ESLRRAP) – a comprehensive plan developed by the Local Recovery and…
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Shape tomorrow’s world
Shape Tomorrow’s World at the 2025 International Public Works Conference Australasia’s largest public works and infrastructure event is heading to Sydney this August, with the…
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Youth changing the world
Students from Alesco Senior College are leading a large-scale ecosystem restoration project as one of 18 local climate action initiatives to receive a share of…
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Filling the crack
The road running to the small village of Tyalgum in the Tweed Shire has been fully restored, allowing double lane access to Tyalgum village for…
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