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Local government educational seminar*
The Sports Turf Association (STA), New South Wales, is conducting an educational seminar for local council personnel on Thursday, 14 May 2020. The event is…
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Investing in people bears fruit
Narrabri Shire Council, New South Wales, is addressing their chronic skills shortage issues by growing their own qualifi ed staff. Manager Road Services, Michael Cain, took…
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East Gippland says thanks
East Gippsland says thanks
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Drainage inspections
Underground CCTV cameras will be used to gain images and assess the condition of a large number of stormwater pipes across Greater Geelong, Victoria, in…
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Integrated services improve customer experience
City of Penrith, New South Wales, is proactively preparing for significant growth by integrating cloud technologies to transform its business processes. Using Dynamics 365 as…
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Making it easy to do business
Hunter’s Hill Council, in partnership with Service New South Wales, is making it easier for small business owners to start, run or grow a small…
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‘What’s On’ at your fingertips
Fraser Coast, Queensland, has launched a new quarterly booklet to keep residents up to date with what’s on at the library. Fraser Coast Mayor, George…
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Solar lights installed at visitor centre
The Shire of Broome, Western Australia, has reiterated its commitment to environmentally-friendly solutions with the rollout of solar lights in the Broome Visitor Centre carpark.…
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Library wins prestigious award
The Portland Library redevelopment has earned the Glenelg Shire Council, Victoria, the ‘Community Assets and Infrastructure Initiative’ ($2 million and under) category of the 2020…
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Youth Hub fills the gap
Alice Springs Town Council has announced a pilot youth initiative designed to provide a positive and educational space for young people – the new Library…
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Local Studies interactive touch table
Georges River Council, New South Wales, recently launched a new Local Studies interactive multimedia collection at the Hurstville Library and Service Centre. Building on a…
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First library celebrates 75 years
Ku-ring-gai Council was the first local government area in Sydney to offer a library service to its residents back in 1945. Council signed the Library…
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