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  • The benefits of an enterprise solution for Local Government*

    Many local government councils are looking toward technology-enabled solutions that will automate manual processes, drive data-led decisions and release time spent on administrative tasks. Investing…

  • Regional councils dominate NSW awards

    Regional councils dominated the field at a series of special awards handed out to mark Local Government Week, 29 July – 4 August 2019. Regional…

  • Transforming the culture of service*

    Councils impact local communities more than any other tier of government. They are the custodians of hundreds of billions of dollars of infrastructure assets, and…

  • Close the loop on waterwaste*

    RegenAqua™ is a wastewater treatment system at the cutting edge of innovation in municipal tertiary wastewater treatment. The bioremediation system uses natural, locally sourced macroalgal…

  • How Coca-Cola Amatil leveraged its ‘People Solutions’*

    With its 14,000 employees spread across vast areas encompassing Australia, Indonesia and the South Pacific, Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) wanted to make sure its people and…

  • Can it be done?*

    In early 2019, an unsealed road in outer suburban Melbourne was going to be subjected to increased traffic volume of up to 3500 VPD. This…

  • Innovation continues at former college

    Innovation continues at former college

    Mount Alexander Shire Council, Victoria, has proposed repurposing the former Castlemaine Secondary College campus as a new training, education and business incubator hub. Council endorsed…

  • Recycled waste paves the way

    Recycled waste paves the way

    Central Coast Council, New South Wales, has expanded its war on waste to include constructing a road from recycled soft plastic, glass and toner cartridges.…

  • Yarra’s waste revolution

    Yarra’s waste revolution

    A revolution has come to the City of Yarra, Victoria, with 1300 households in the area trying a Victorian-first new waste and recycling collection. Already,…

  • Green light for financial management

    Green light for financial management

    Somerset Regional Council was one of only 13 councils across the state to score top marks for financial sustainability and management following the release of…

  • Minimal Rates rise

    For the 24th consecutive year, Brighton Council, Tasmania, will keep its rate increase in line with inflation with the general rate rise again pegged to…

  • Stay connected – maintain control*

    The new Chain of Responsibility (CoR) laws will mean that incident investigators will focus on all measures that could have reasonably been taken to avoid…

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