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  • Sustainably funded councils needed

    Sustainably funded councils needed

    Local governments could boost Australia’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by up to $7 billion per year and create more liveable communities if councils were sustainably…

  • Mayors seek housing help

    Mayors seek housing help

    Queensland’s First Nation leaders will seek to meet with Federal Ministers in Canberra next next week in a bid to secure desperately-needed housing funding to…

  • Turf transformation and water savings

    Turf transformation and water savings

    The City of Armadale (WA) Parks Department have implemented a 12-month trial of a new water saving device Gwynne Park was identified as the perfect…

  • Regional move podcast

    Regional move podcast

    Nearly 10 million people, or close to 40 per cent of Australia’s population, now live in regional Australia and for many of them it’s been…

  • Snowy Monaro campaign continues

    Snowy Monaro campaign continues

    If it grows, it goes: Snowy Monaro’s FOGO education campaign aims to stick around. In February 2024, Snowy Monaro Regional Council launched a new initiative…

  • Waterways get makeover

    Waterways get makeover

    The City of Onkaparinga has announced a five-year, $5 million project to restore 5.3 kilometres of once-degraded waterways in Happy Valley, O’Halloran Hill, Reynella East,…

  • Enhancing green spaces – Stirling idea

    Enhancing green spaces – Stirling idea

    As tree planting season begins, the City of Stirling is once again collaborating with the community to ensure greener, cooler, healthier suburbs into the future.…

  • Cambridge Mayor aims to leads towards a bright future

    Cambridge Mayor aims to leads towards a bright future

    Western Australia’s inner western suburbs is home to the Town of Cambridge, a naturally beautiful Town that connects its vibrant community and thriving local economy…

  • Regional Equestrian Centre plans

    Regional Equestrian Centre plans

    The Shire of Murray continues to progress its Master Plan for the Murray Regional Equestrian Centre (MREC), with Council adopting the latest vision for the…

  • Ballina roll out first of its kind safety measures

    Ballina roll out first of its kind safety measures

    Ballina Shire Council has recently rolled out a new Beach Safety Program to improve the safety and first aid infrastructure available along the shire’s beaches.…

  • Federal reforms stymied by weak bureaucratic leadership

    Federal reforms stymied by weak bureaucratic leadership

    In the lead-up to the last election, Anthony Albanese repeatedly labelled the former Coalition Government as ‘all promise and no delivery’ and argued that things…

  • Norfolk wins major award

    Norfolk wins major award

    A Pacific island located midway between Australia and New Zealand has reduced its landfill by 75 per cent as part of its Council’s multi-pronged approach…

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