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  • Uniting against racism

    Uniting against racism

    Glen Eira City Council, Victoria, partnered with the Anti Defamation Commission on 3 May, to host a breakfast forum to show its support for an…

  • E-scooter rollout on hold

    Safety and public amenity will be the major focus of future deliberations regarding e-scooters and other ‘rideables’ on Noosa’s streets. Noosa Council, Queensland, has resolved…

  • Return to the dark ages

    Return to the dark ages

    Blacktown City Council, New South Wales, invites festivalgoers to be transported back in time to a land filled with swords, knights, horses and lances at…

  • Proserpine lands a big catch

    Whitsunday Regional Council Mayor, Andrew Willcox, and Deputy Mayor, Councillor John Collins, embarked in January on a fishing trip to hook extra funding to kick…

  • Art Trail expands with colourful mural

    Art Trail expands with colourful mural

    Burdekin Shire, Queensland, has an impressive Art Trail which has expanded yet again, with a colourful mural completed last month. Townsville-based artist John Bradshaw spent…

  • Michael Regan,  Mayor Northern Beaches Council

    Michael Regan, Mayor Northern Beaches Council

    Choosing a favourite part – that would be like nominating a favourite child. Our incredible beaches, spectacular bushland, café culture and of course our laid…

  • Phyllis Miller OAM, Mayor Forbes Shire Council

    Phyllis Miller OAM, Mayor Forbes Shire Council

    Forbes Shire, in central west New South Wales (NSW), prides itself on being innovative and progressive whilst maintaining an outstanding quality of life for residents.…

  • 3rd Annual Emerging Technologies for Public Infrastructure Conference*

    On 19-20 June, the Sydney Intercontinental will become a dedicated meeting-place for public works and engineering professionals. This forum is an established meeting-place for senior…

  • Resource efficiency support

    Businesses in Cook Shire, Queensland, are being encouraged to take advantage of a free resource efficiency assessment as part of the Council-supported Clean Growth Choices…

  • Film makers welcome

    Film makers welcome

    The latest big-screen film production to be made in Fremantle, Western Australia has called it a wrap. Feature film I Met a Girl was shot early this…

  • Where lies the truth?

    A former University of Canberra lecturer, Ian McAuley, recently highlighted the antics leading up to this month’s federal election. He highlighted a marvellous essay –…

  • The lake lights up

    The lake lights up

    Melton City Council, Victoria, celebrated the lighting up of Lake Caroline with a gala opening including a Heart Foundation walk and a wonderful Food and…

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