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  • Food drive helps hundreds

    Hundreds of vulnerable people living in the City of Swan, Western Australia (WA), will be given food and essential items thanks to a new community…

  • Council-enabled transport helps essential workers

    Council-enabled transport helps essential workers

    Brisbane City Council has found an unexpected transport option to help healthcare personnel travel to work – the city’s shared e-scooter programme. According to Dr…

  • Global pandemic shapes internal communications

    Global pandemic shapes internal communications

    As working from home becomes the new normal to help stop the spread of COVID-19, Wagga Wagga City Council, New South Wales, has adapted to…

  • When times get tough, Moreton Bay gets tougher

    When social distancing rules came into force, Australia’s third largest municipality was quick to restructure a workforce of nearly 1700. Within a fortnight Moreton Bay…

  • Free arts dinners home delivered

    Free arts dinners home delivered

    Scenic Rim Regional Council’s popular Arts Dinners are now being home delivered, with a series of free monthly online events commencing on Tuesday 28 April.…

  • Connecting community through kindness

    Connecting community through kindness

    With a community in isolation and many people experiencing personal and financial difficulty during the Coronavirus pandemic, the City of Gosnells, Western Australia, decided to…

  • Vision unveiled for multi-modal corridor to new airport

    Vision unveiled for multi-modal corridor to new airport

    Liverpool City Council has released early planning details for a smart transit corridor connecting Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport and the Liverpool city centre. …

  • Web app makes remote working simple*

    Enable remote working and collaborate on council documents through Doc Assembler. Many organisations have transitioned to working from home and adopting various technologies to adapt…

  • A battle plan to create jobs

    Councils across Queensland have devised a job-creating COVID-19 battle plan to create thousands of jobs and protect local communities from the Cape to the Coast…

  • Vaccination program success

    Vaccination program success

    Thinking outside the box has become a daily occurrence for councils rising to the challenge of continuing to provide community and staff services amidst the…

  • Working from home during COVID-19

    Working from home during COVID-19

    City of Armadale, Western Australia, expedited the rollout of the Microsoft Office365 suite of products within two weeks due to the increased urgency of staff…

  • Traineeships in non-traditional work areas

    Traineeships in non-traditional work areas

    Shire of Esperance is providing traineeships in non-traditional work areas to locals and current employees. The traineeships are aimed at assisting potential and current employees…

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