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  • Robe engaging in aging

    Robe engaging in aging

    The District Council of Robe proudly presented the community’s first Engaging in Ageing Expo, an initiative of Council, on Wednesday 1 October 2025 at the…

  • Future Makers Program – a place to start

    Future Makers Program – a place to start

    For many young people with big ideas, knowing where to start can be the hardest part. But a new City of Onkaparinga initiative is helping…

  • Sydney’s innovation system is underperforming

    Sydney’s innovation system is underperforming

    Sydney is often described as Australia’s pre-eminent global city – diverse, talented, and economically significant. But it underperforms as a unified innovation ecosystem. That is…

  • Community Safety focus

    Community Safety focus

    The Community Safety Series returns this October to enhance the safety and wellbeing of residents. Workshops, pop-up events and online subsidies are on offer this…

  • Passenger rail crucial to support growth

    Passenger rail crucial to support growth

    Lockyer Valley Regional Council is urging the State and Federal governments to take action now and make passenger rail between Toowoomba and Brisbane a reality…

  • New Darwin Council sworn in

    New Darwin Council sworn in

    Councillor Patrik Ralph, who has recently turned 22, is the youngest Deputy Lord Mayor and elected member in Darwin’s history and one of six councillors…

  • The final piece: A park revitalised and a landmark saved

    The final piece: A park revitalised and a landmark saved

    In October 2022, the Shire of Merredin held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to re-open Pioneer Park in the heart of town. This space underwent significant works…

  • Why Great Councils still miss out on grant funding – and how to fix it

    Why Great Councils still miss out on grant funding – and how to fix it

    Every council knows the frustration: dedicated teams invest time and effort into a grant application, only to fall short. It isn’t always about merit. Strong…

  • Narrabri Shire’s newest councillor

    Narrabri Shire’s newest councillor

    Ryan Whillas has been elected as Narrabri Shire’s newest councillor following the 2025 Narrabri Shire Council Countback Election yesterday. Narrabri Shire Mayor Darrell Tiemens is…

  • Learning to leave a legacy

    Learning to leave a legacy

    More than 500 delegates from across Western Australia have taken part in this year’s WALGA’s 2025 Local Government Convention (LGC25) at the Perth Convention and…

  • Councils driving Circular Economy innovation

    Councils driving Circular Economy innovation

    Local government sits at the heart of Australia’s circular economy transition, shaping the systems that most directly impact communities. At this year’s Waste Expo Australia…

  • Working together on a successful trail

    Working together on a successful trail

    Alexandrina Council and Langhorne Creek industry groups are thrilled to announce they have secured $7 million from the Australian Government to make the Langhorne Creek…

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