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  • 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…

  • Flexibility and innovation in design for effective erosion control*

    Flexibility and innovation in design for effective erosion control*

    In construction projects, particularly water drainage, public works and community infrastructure, it is expected that controls are used to manage the impact of erosion. Australian…

  • Reflect. Respect. Celebrate on Australia Day 2021*

    In 2020, the National Australia Day Council (NADC) launched a new campaign, The Story of Australia, calling on Australians to reflect, respect and celebrate on…

  • One-size does not fit all*

    One-size does not fit all*

    Bespoke stormwater solutions are making our cities more resilient. As urban landscapes continue to grow, there has been an increased focus on developing sustainable infrastructure solutions. …

  • Building a way to economic recovery

    Building a way to economic recovery

    City of Armadale, Western Australia, continues to play a critical role in stimulating local economic development through its proactive infrastructure program.  The program will deliver…

  • Making sustainable rural roads*

    Attention road-makers; now is the time to adopt new ways. With $200 million available in Federal Government infrastructure grants, regional and remote councils have never…

  • Blue Mountains to become recognised ECO Destination

    Blue Mountains to become recognised ECO Destination

    Supporting more sustainable tourism with a lighter footprint on a World Heritage environment, the City of Blue Mountains, New South Wales, will join an established…

  • It’s the little things

    It’s the little things

    Moira Shire Council, Victoria, has created a series of locally inspired e-Postcards to help keep the community in touch, they are just waiting for a…

  • Opportunities for migrants

    Opportunities for migrants

    Winner of the overall Excellence Award in the 2019 National Awards for Local Government, the Kaleidoscope Initiative continues to open doors to career opportunities for…

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