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  • Attracting visitors to support drought  affected economies

    Attracting visitors to support drought affected economies

    Many of Victoria’s East Gippsland communities are in drought and many other traditional tourism areas are impacted due to their traditional visitor base being in…

  • Mural adds colour to CBD

    Mural adds colour to CBD

    A colourful new addition to the  street art scene in City of Greater Geelong, Victoria, has been created in the Little Ryrie Street car park.…

  • Burra Skate Park becomes a regional play space

    Regional Council of Goyder, South Australia, received $232,500 from the State Government to complete the Burra Skate Park making  the local community’s vision for a…

  • A boost to the creative sector and the economy

    A boost to the creative sector and the economy

    On a visit to the City of Busselton, Western Australia, Federal Member for Forrest, Hon. Nola Marino MP, announced funding for a new performing arts…

  • Activating Mosman after dark

    Activating Mosman after dark

    Mosman Council, New South Wales, has expanded its after-dark offerings during this year’s biennial Festival of Mosman celebrations to further enhance the Sydney suburb’s nightlife.…

  • Iconic trails draw mountain bikes

    Iconic trails draw mountain bikes

    West Coast Council, Tasmania, in partnership with Dirt Art Pty Ltd has created the West Coast Mountain Bike Trail Strategy (the Strategy), to take advantage…

  • First guilty verdict under Short Stay Local Law

    Mornington Peninsula Shire Council, Victoria, has successfully prosecuted an owner under its Short Stay Rental Accommodation Local Law. On Thursday 10 October 2019, Council brought…

  • Steering committee guides services for children

    Steering committee guides services for children

    Mount Alexander, Victoria, has a new expert steering group to guide the development of programs, services and activities to support families and children in the…

  • Working alongside B&Bs

    The Barossa Council, South Australia, is working alongside Bed and Breakfast (B&B) providers to address confusion around approval requirements for visitor accommodation, in particular bed…

  • Solar power project see positive results

    Solar power project see positive results

    The Shire of Wongan-Ballidu, Western Australia, has partnered with Energy Trading software company Power Ledger in the first regional trial of its blockchain-enabled peer-to-peer (P2P)…

  • Ensure yours is on top of the list*

    When it comes to grant applications, the question we are often asked is “why should I put all the effort in when the local MP…

  • Solar energy takes centre stage

    Solar energy takes centre stage

    Shoalhaven City Council, New South Wales, has installed 200 solar panels on the Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre rooftop as part of its renewable energy policy. Installation…

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