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  • Cultures from around the world

    Cultures from around the world

    The Laidley District State School was transformed into an international hub of cuisine, dance and activities for the annual Lockyer Valley Multicultural Festival, on 26…

  • A real sense of community

    A Biggest Morning Tea held at Jindera, New South Wales, by educators and staff from Greater Hume Children Services raised $231.55 to support children, families,…

  • How Labor got sucked in – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    The Labor Party and its supporters are bemused. Why didn’t middle Australia listen? The fact is that Labor wore a big red target on its…

  • Weed wrestling

    Weed wrestling

    Weed management is an integral part of sustainable agriculture, sound environmental management and the maintenance of biosecurity that underpins rural industries. Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council, New…

  • Vibrant Hobart has solid foundations*

    If you have never been to Hobart, or if it’s been a long while between visits, there are plenty of reasons to be at the…

  • Horse capital’s arena draws a crowd

    Horse capital’s arena draws a crowd

    Upper Hunter Shire Council has won an award for White Park Arena, from Parks and Leisure Australia for the ‘Best Regional/Rural Industry Contribution’ in New…

  • Climbing trees boosts tourism

    Climbing trees boosts tourism

    Tree climbers and arborists are to be challenged by the large trees growing in Davidson Reserve, Kapunda at the 2019 ‘Red Bull Branched Out’ event…

  • President’s comment – Time to reflect

    President’s comment – Time to reflect

    Post the 2019 Federal Election, it’s time to reflect on what was achieved for local government, and what challenges remain. In the lead up to…

  • Boosting youth  mental health

    Boosting youth mental health

    Shire of East Pilbara, Western Australia (WA), received a visit last month from Mentally Healthy WA’s Act-Belong-Commit team to run a fun and interactive workshop…

  • Study reveals how the koalas are bearing up

    Study reveals how the koalas are bearing up

    A study conducted in partnership between Scenic Rim Regional Council, and koala conservationists has yielded valuable data on the marsupials’ health, ecology and movements.  Mayor,…

  • Editorial

    In this edition of LG Focus our feature is Environmental Management. It seems appropriate therefore, to acknowledge World Environment Day, 5 June, and the diversity…

  • More local government integrity inspectors

    The Victorian State Budget has increased funding to the Local Government Inspectorate for additional resources. The additional funding will provide four new municipal inspectors to…

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