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  • Residents feedback gets results

    Residents feedback gets results

    Whyalla City Council, South Australia, has completed maintenance on the foreshore beach shades and access canopies after community feedback resulted in a positive change of…

  • Home Support Program extended

    Home Support Program extended

    Gannawarra Shire Council, Victoria, has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to extend the Commonwealth Home Support Program until 30 June 2022. The program provides services…

  • Councillor profiles – Mayor Edward Newman Northern Peninsula Area Council

    Councillor profiles – Mayor Edward Newman Northern Peninsula Area Council

    Northern Peninsula Local Government Area in far north Queensland, is most commonly known for being a 30 minute drive from the northernmost point of the…

  • Councillor profiles – Mayor Anne Baker Isaac Regional Council

    Councillor profiles – Mayor Anne Baker Isaac Regional Council

    Isaac Region in Central Queensland is roughly the size of Tasmania, stretching from the Pacific coastline, to the coalfields of the Bowen Basin and the…

  • Blue trees for  mental health

    Blue trees for mental health

    The Blue Tree project — which began in Mukinbudin in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt has seen dead trees throughout the state painted blue, encouraging people to…

  • Improve your council’s business processes and save*

    Innovative business improvement methods such as process mining and Lean Six Sigma could help streamline your operations and drive big savings. All organisations can benefit…

  • New men’s shed opened

    New men’s shed opened

    Broadford Men’s Shed has officially opened its new shed which will offer men throughout Mitchell Shire the chance to come together and socialise, build on…

  • Wood Encouragement Policy adopted in WA

    Following months of discussion with the Western Australian (WA) Forest Products Commission and Planet Ark, the state government has now joined Tasmania to become the…

  • Glenn McGrath cricket  nets unveiled

    Glenn McGrath cricket nets unveiled

    The official opening of the Glenn McGrath Cricket Nets in Narromine, New South Wales (NSW) saw the legendary Australian, former International cricketer Glenn McGrath AM…

  • Declining building standards – the smoking gun – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    The decline in building standards is causing alarm – the aluminium cladding fiasco in Melbourne, high rise buildings literally coming apart in Sydney, and a…

  • Inaugural Agsafe Stewardship awards

    Inaugural Agsafe Stewardship awards

    The inaugural Agsafe Stewardship Conference and Awards held in Brisbane was dubbed a great success with over 40 national finalists across six categories. The Outstanding…

  • A grand old tree named Gandalf

    A grand old tree named Gandalf

    One of the oldest trees in Logan, Queensland, has been officially dated and named in celebration of National Tree Day last month. The blue gum…

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