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  • The undemocratic case of Christmas Island

    Kelvin Matthews spent six and half years as the Chief Executive Officer for the Shire of Christmas Island until October 2016, and recently completed his…

  • Children funded to become school ready

    Children funded to become school ready

    Preschool aged children in Mitchell Shire, Victoria, have received $192,779 in State funding to help prepare them for the transition to school. School Readiness funding…

  • Generous donation to  help koalas

    Generous donation to help koalas

    The bushfire emergency has affected communities right across New South Wales and inspired the generosity of many people, young and old, who have reached out…

  • Drought projects on the way

    Drought projects on the way

    Communities throughout Gannawarra Shire, Victoria, are starting to benefit from funding provided by the Federal Government’s Drought Communities Programme – Extension. Council is eligible to…

  • Crime prevention design part of new playground

    Crime prevention design part of new playground

    Town of Port Hedland, Western Australia, has a brand new, accessible playground at Cemetery Beach Park as part of the Town’s $1.2 million playground replacement…

  • Councillor profiles – Patrick Hall Mayor City of Canning

    Councillor profiles – Patrick Hall Mayor City of Canning

    Everyone believes that their area is special, but in many ways the City of Canning truly is. We are a unique, inner-metropolitan municipality located less…

  • Councillor profiles – Laurene Bonza President Shire of Dundas

    Councillor profiles – Laurene Bonza President Shire of Dundas

    The Shire of Dundas is in the heart of the Great Western Woodlands which is the largest, intact, temperate forest left on the planet!  This…

  • Coding comes of age

    Coding comes of age

    Workshops in cutting-edge technology have found a new mature audience through Mosman Council, New South Wales, library sessions. Mosman Library Service has been introducing seniors…

  • Sports rorts to be an indelible reminder – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    The sports rorts scandal will hopefully leave an indelible reminder to politicians of the risks of trying to buy votes. I have some sympathy with…

  • Tree-mendous results for tree trail

    Tree-mendous results for tree trail

    In just a couple of years, popular tree trail activity in the City of Stirling, Western Australia, has captured the imagination of local children as…

  • Thirsty for action on sustainability*

    Ozwater is the Australian Water Association’s annual international water conference and trade exhibition attracting 3500 plus water professionals from Australia and abroad every year. The…

  • The long road to recovery has begun in East Gippsland

    The long road to recovery has begun in East Gippsland

    The images and stories of this summer’s bushfires dominated Australian news and were seen across the world. Victoria’s East Gippsland is familiar with bushfire, but…

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