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  • Taking workplace health and safety into the field*

    Taking workplace health and safety into the field*

    Walgett Shire Council as part of its on-going commitment to risk management has chosen to think outside the square, and by doing so, has resulted…

  • Changes to Portable Signage Policy

    Changes to Portable Signage Policy

    City of Busselton, Western Australia, has endorsed a change to its Portable Advertising Signs in Public Places Policy which will make the policy more workable…

  • Brisbane City Council ‘greening up’ the 2019APCS

    Brisbane City Council will manifest its green credentials on a global scale when it hosts the 2019 Asia Pacific Cities Summit (2019APCS) and Mayors’ Forum…

  • A century celebrated*

    A century celebrated*

    2019 is the 100th anniversary of the first woman elected to any tier of government.  Susan Grace Benny was elected to Brighton Council, South Australia,…

  • Frontline workers keep it local

    Frontline workers keep it local

    West Arnhem Regional Council, Northern Territory, recently joined experts at a Darwin forum to discuss local, national and international approaches to domestic and family violence…

  • Mark Wasley Mayor Adelaide Plains Council, South Australia

    Mark Wasley Mayor Adelaide Plains Council, South Australia

    Adelaide Plains local government area sits on the eastern shores of Gulf St Vincent, 60 km north of Adelaide. The region covers a very large…

  • Innovative infringement app launches in Geraldton*

    The City of Greater Geraldton, Western Australia, approached IT Vision with a business challenge regarding ongoing faults with their existing mobile infringement devices.  These devices…

  • Community safety upgrades

    Community safety upgrades

    Town of Gawler, South Australia, has received $200,000 from the Australian Government’s Safer Communities Fund to support the extension of its CCTV system and the…

  • 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…

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