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  • Bushfire recovery – learning from others

    Bushfire recovery – learning from others

    By Linda Albertson Fire authorities have warned the severe and catastrophic bushfire events seen up and down the eastern states in the last three months…

  • Special Activation Precincts – timely and from an unexpected corner – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    The New South Wales Government is in the process of rolling out Special Activation Precincts (SAPs), and they’re a VERY interesting concept. This new SAP…

  • New Junction comes  to life

    New Junction comes to life

    City of Swan, Western Australia, has received a $1.3 million Lotterywest grant from the Minister for Community Services, Simone McGurk MLA, for its New Junction…

  • Disaster coordinator centre now open

    Disaster coordinator centre now open

    Isaac Regional Council has opened a coordination hub for disaster management personnel during times of severe weather events. Mayor, Anne Baker, who is also the…

  • Solid foundation for the future  – Presidents comment

    Solid foundation for the future – Presidents comment

    Last month we farewelled Tony Tapsell who has retired after close to 18 years as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Association. Delegates who…

  • Long Live You champions aim to inspire

    Long Live You champions aim to inspire

    Table tennis, weight classes, cycling, swimming, surfing and dragon boat racing are regular activities Great Southern over 60’s community champions from City of Albany, Western…

  • Collective action on  the drought

    Collective action on the drought

    Lockyer Valley Regional Council, Queensland, hosted a drought support forum in late September, focusing on the plight of the region’s livestock farmers. A total of…

  • Editorial

    Victorian councils all held mayoral elections last month, to elect new leaders from amongst their number or in some case re-elect the incumbents. Three councils…

  • Big green deal

    Big green deal

    The City of Sydney has unveiled the biggest standalone renewables deal for an Australian council. Valued at over $60 million, the plan will see the…

  • Premier meets with rural and remote councils

    Topics specific to rural and remote councils will be the focus of a meeting between Mayors and General Managers from councils west of the Newell…

  • Straw art draws a crowd

    Straw art draws a crowd

    Shire of York, Western Australia, continues its focus on economic development through its adopted Trails Master Plan and recent launch of the Wara Art Trail…

  • Local jobs for local people

    Local jobs for local people

    An initiative of Moonee Valley City Council, Victoria, to help residents of a local housing estate find work has resulted in 104 jobs in the…

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