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  • Innovative design by local request

    Innovative design by local request

    Burdekin Shire Council has installed a state-of-the-art new swing design at Coutts Park playground, allowing parents and their young children to enjoy the facilities together.…

  • National Cabinet – getting the ALGA to the table – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    Australian Local Government Association President, David O’Loughlin, made a very good pitch last month for ALGA involvement in the new National Cabinet arrangements. He argued…

  • Staff embrace redeployment opportunities

    Staff embrace redeployment opportunities

    Wollondilly Council staff whose roles have been significantly impacted by COVID-19 social distancing measures have been given the opportunity to support other critical service areas…

  • Doorstep delivery is out of the box

    Doorstep delivery is out of the box

    Scenic Rim Regional Council, Queensland, has taken an out of the box approach to meeting the social and economic impacts of COVID-19, partnering with local…

  • Electric car network reaches West Coast

    Electric car network reaches West Coast

    Preparations are underway to revitalise a new and changed visitor economy on Tasmania’s West Coast in the wake of COVID-19. Through the Electric Vehicle ChargeSmart…

  • Mayor David O’Loughlin Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) – President’s comment

    Mayor David O’Loughlin Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) – President’s comment

    Like green shoots emerging after drought-breaking rains, our local communities are starting to show unmistakable signs of renewed activity after two months of Covid-19 lockdowns.…

  • Capturing history with ‘My COVID-19’

    Capturing history with ‘My COVID-19’

    With COVID-19 restrictions starting to ease, City of Mount Gambier, South Australia, is calling on its community to share their experiences during the pandemic and…

  • A stand against bullying

    A stand against bullying

    Cessnock City Council, New South Wales, was awash with blue in early May, in support of Do It For Dolly Day, in memory of 14…

  • Editorial

    Local communities, regional and suburban, up and down the country’s eastern states, felt the reverberation last week of the announcement that 60 local newspapers owned…

  • Bush returns to life

    Bush returns to life

    Before being almost entirely consumed by the catastrophic December 2019 Cudlee Creek Bushfire, the Lobethal Bushland Park was teeming with life.  The heritage-listed 118ha remnant…

  • Bushfire recovery

    Bushfire recovery

    A Total Fire Ban was declared in the Shire of Augusta Margaret River, Western Australia, on 22 May 2020. The ban was declared due to…

  • WA planning reforms bypass local government

    Major reforms to ‘simplify Western Australia’s planning system and boost the State’s economic recovery from COVID-19’ passed the Legislative Assembly on 20 May and will…

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