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  • Streets as shared spaces

    Streets as shared spaces

    Georges River Council recently received grant funding to activate and increase the vibrancy of the Kogarah and Hurstville central business districts.  Under the New South…

  • New skatepark gets air

    New skatepark gets air

    The concept design for a new skatepark in Blackwater has been revealed, with ground set to break on the multi-purpose facility by early next year.…

  • Stormwater goes underground

    Stormwater goes underground

    The tiny town of Murrabit on the Murray River will benefit from significant stormwater improvements thanks to the Federal Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure…

  • Dinosaur footprints safe with new boating facility designs

    Dinosaur footprints safe with new boating facility designs

    Shire of Broome, Western Australia, has released an updated concept design for the potential Broome Boating Facility, with the new layout ensuring there will be…

  • Multi-dimensional recovery plan

    Multi-dimensional recovery plan

    It’s been a long COVID-19 lockdown in Melbourne and Bayside City Council is working to reconnect residents with everything they love about their city by…

  • Local wineries are given  a platform

    Local wineries are given a platform

    Ararat Rural City, Victoria, in collaboration with the Grampians Winemakers Inc. and Grampians Tourism has launched the Made the Grampians Way website, made possible with…

  • Murrumbidgee Trails

    Murrumbidgee Trails

    Leeton, Lockhart, Murrumbidgee and Narrandera Councils, New South Wales, have joined forces to attract more visitors to the Riverina. Using the premise – travellers do…

  • Back to the future

    Back to the future

    By April 2021 there will be a new swim site along the Parramatta River in Sydney’s inner west after City of Canada Bay revealed plans…

  • Renewable energy plan a game changer

    Broken Hill City Council, New South Wales, has welcomed a plan by TransGrid that could see the city powered entirely by renewable energy. Under the…

  • Plaza brings a touch of class

    Plaza brings a touch of class

    ‘Are we really in Meekatharra?’ was the comment most frequently heard on the evening of 26 September when locals from the tiny Western Australian town,…

  • Business support hub aids recovery

    Alexandrina Council, South Australia, has taken an innovative approach to helping local businesses through the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, introducing the region’s first business…

  • Revitalisation project links town and foreshore

    Revitalisation project links town and foreshore

    Councillors and staff from Port Augusta City Council, South Australia, recently joined with contractors and community members at the Eastside Foreshore to celebrate completion of…

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