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  • Tough job for the mayor

    Tough job for the mayor

    Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council Mayor Cr Charlie Sheahan made some tough decisions after being asked to judge the children’s NAIDOC Week colouring competition. The competition saw…

  • Vibrant urban landscape plans progress

    Vibrant urban landscape plans progress

    The Town of Cambridge has progressed in developing its Precinct Structure Plan for the Floreat Activity Centre, to transform the Precinct into a vibrant urban…

  • Community spirit alive in Penrith

    Community spirit alive in Penrith

    The Penrith community came together on Friday 21 June for a night filled with community spirit, spectacular entertainment, and heartwarming true stories raising $67,000 for…

  • New Governor General addresses 30th assembly

    New Governor General addresses 30th assembly

    A record number of local government leaders attended the historic 30th National General Assembly in Canberra from 2-4 July. Around 1200 mayors, shire presidents and…

  • Philippines delegation for Sydney

    Philippines delegation for Sydney

    The role of local government in creating sustainable and smart cities was the focus of a visit by a delegation from the Philippines in Sydney…

  • Geelong mayor heads to South Korea

    Geelong mayor heads to South Korea

    Greater Geelong Mayor Trent Sullivan is set to visit Changwon, South Korea, in a significant step to advance agreements under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)…

  • Cockburn program takes top award

    Cockburn program takes top award

    A City of Cockburn men’s health program that helps its participants make friends, get active and improve their health while playing the sport they love…

  • New system for Subiaco

    New system for Subiaco

    The City of Subiaco has moved to a new and what they consider more efficient Software-as-a-Service enabled platform as part of the first phase of…

  • Former minister honoured

    Former minister honoured

    Long-serving Member of the NSW Parliament Richard Amery has received one of the Blacktown City community’s highest honours for the progress and service he delivered…

  • Makeover for popular theatre

    Makeover for popular theatre

    The City of Armadale proudly financed the full rebuild of the iconic Roleystone Theatre, nestled amongst the hills of Roleystone, in Perth, Western Australia. The…

  • Council vision complete for cafe

    Council vision complete for cafe

    A former surf lifesaving club has become a major coastal dining area under the watchful eye of the City of Marion Council. The Council upgraded…

  • Vandalised park’s restoration begins

    Vandalised park’s restoration begins

    Repairs and upgrades to a much-loved playground in Pennant Hills have begun, six months after falling victim to vandalism late last year. Wollundry Park Playground…

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