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  • On TRAC to meet energy goals

    Tweed Shire Council, New South Wales (NSW), has installed its largest solar system to date on a council facility, saving 200 tonnes of greenhouse gas…

  • Old school site becomes community hub

    Old school site becomes community hub

    Wollondilly Shire Council, New South Wales, has used the huge amount of community feedback received to create a plan for the redevelopment of the Old…

  • Williamstown turns 100

    Williamstown turns 100

    On 17 May 1919, His Excellency the State Governor of Victoria, the Hon. Sir Arthur Stanley, officially proclaimed Williamstown a city. One hundred years later,…

  • Working collaboratively for better outcomes

    Working collaboratively for better outcomes

    With Australia’s growing population and infrastructure requirements, it’s more important than ever before that local governments break down borders and work collaboratively to service this…

  • Action against  family violence

    Action against family violence

    Domestic and family violence is the number one callout for general duty police cars in Mackay region and shows no sign of changing. More than…

  • Meningie projects go ahead

    Meningie projects go ahead

    Coorong District Council, South Australia, has given the go ahead for major upgrades to the Meningie North Jetty and an extension of the Murray Coorong…

  • Editorial

    Early voting for the 2019 Federal Election started on 29 April, three weeks out from Election Day. For the past three weeks I ran the…

  • Community investment

    Community investment

    The remote Aboriginal community of Santa Teresa (Ltyentye Apurte), Northern Territory (NT), has been named the 2019 winner of the Australian Sustainable Communities Tidy Town…

  • TechnologyOne Showcase*

    TechnologyOne Showcase*

    TechnologyOne is Australia’s largest enterprise Software as a Service (SaaS) company and one of Australia’s top 200 ASX-listed companies (ASX:TNE). Join us at Showcase 2019…

  • ‘Smart park’ made  even smarter

    ‘Smart park’ made even smarter

    Taking the kids down the park to play is one of life’s simple pleasures…but sometimes you need to stay connected while you’re down there. With…

  • No preference deals in council elections

    No preference deals in council elections

    The Queensland Government will introduce Compulsory Preferential Voting (CPV) for Mayoral and divisional councillor elections, starting from the 2020 Local Government election. Minister for Local…

  • Trackless, driverless, electric trams

    Liverpool City Council, New South Wales, and Curtin University have announced a joint research partnership in Western Sydney on trackless trams – driverless, rechargeable electric…

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