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  • Ramping up capital works

    Wagga Wagga City Council, New South Wales, is considering its options for capital works delivery.  Each yearly budget has aspired to deliver a large number…

  • ‘Paws-itive’ fun day

    ‘Paws-itive’ fun day

    A pet education day proved a howling success at Mossman Gorge when Local Laws team, Douglas Shire Council, Queensland, held its second annual Pat Your…

  • Playing it safe

    Central Coast Council, New South Wales, has recently installed an additional 21 CCTV cameras at community facilities in Umina, Woy Woy, San Remo and Terrigal…

  • Facilities upgrade for better service

    Facilities upgrade for better service

    Mosman Council, New South Wales, recently completed a program of major refurbishment to its offices and facilities. The project included critical works and improvements to…

  • Sheep dog arena revamped for show

    Sheep dog arena revamped for show

    Maranoa Regional Council, Queensland was able to announce the works on the Bassett Park Sheep Dog Arena were completed in time for the Roma Show…

  • Statement from the Heart

     Hornsby Shire Council, New South Wales, has taken a significant step towards solidarity with the local Aboriginal community by acknowledging the Statement from the Heart.…

  • Change of direction

    Wollondilly Council, New South Wales, will soon embrace a new way of providing tourist information, as the visitor information service enters an exciting new phase.…

  • Write-ability explores the written word

    Write-ability explores the written word

    Mildura Rural City Council, Victoria, is about to introduce an eight-month program aimed at providing people with disability in the region with opportunities to express…

  • Recycling initiative investigated

    In an industry leading initiative, the City of Canterbury Bankstown, New South Wales (NSW), will investigate the use of recycled glass in road base. Mayor,…

  • The unseen killer: making dieback visible

    The unseen killer: making dieback visible

    Phytophthora Dieback is an introduced plant disease that is causing devastation to the native vegetation of southwest Western Australia, with this unseen killer now understood…

  • Lake Ranfurly fenced for protection

    Lake Ranfurly fenced for protection

    Lake Ranfurly, situated close to the city of Mildura, Victoria, is home to a host of threatened native plants and animals, as well as a…

  • Funds returned to water users

    In a completely unprecedented move, Moree Plains Shire Council, New South Wales, has committed to providing a massive 50 percent rebate on residential water users’…

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