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  • Library funding on the up

    Outback Letterbox Library Service has received a $500,000 boost from the New South Wales (NSW) Government. Local Government NSW (LGNSW) President, Councillor Linda Scott, welcomed…

  • Reporting rate soars

    Reporting rate soars

    City of Karratha, Western Australia (WA), has developed an innovative reporting tool that has increased residents’ rate of reporting issues online by 17 times during…

  • Prepare your fleet for the future*

    Why is good fleet management important?  Firstly, fleets are valuable assets in their own right, and the cost of holding and operating a fleet can…

  • Historic town  hall revived

    Historic town hall revived

    Albany City Council, Western Australia, has begun a program to activate and revitalise the city centre with the repurposing and rejuvenation of the historic Albany…

  • Govhub gets green light

    Govhub gets green light

    Central Bendigo is set to be transformed by the development of a $90 million GovHub. The one-stop-shop for Victorian and Local Government services will go…

  • A first for accessibility

    A first for accessibility

    New, fully accessible public toilets in Mornington, Victoria, are home to the first Exceloo Changing Places facility in the country. The new facilities are designed…

  • Safety boost for Douglas roads

    Safety boost for Douglas roads

    Motorist safety has revved up after several guardrails have been repaired by Douglas Shire Council, Queensland. Damaged guard rails were fixed at key spots under…

  • Trial treatments for laneways

    Trial treatments for laneways

    City of Palmerston, Northern Territory, is trialling treatments in 11 laneways across three Palmerston suburbs to discourage anti-social behaviour.  Spatial mapping was used to identify…

  • Silo art trail grows

    Silo art trail grows

    Goondiwindi Regional Council, Queensland, has announced the first stage of the Yelarbon Silo Art project will be completed by 30 June 2019. The Yelarbon Community…

  • Rural road upgrades  a priority

    Rural road upgrades a priority

    The City of Busselton, Western Australia, has successfully applied to the Federal Government to accelerate receipt of $3.7 million through Roads to Recovery 2019-2024.  Mayor,…

  • Councillor profiles – Jim O’Neill Mayor East Fremantle

    Councillor profiles – Jim O’Neill Mayor East Fremantle

    The Town of East Fremantle is an historic local government, which was created in 1897.   We are privileged to be custodians for a portion…

  • Councillor profiles – Jacki Ball President Shire of Dumbleyung

    Councillor profiles – Jacki Ball President Shire of Dumbleyung

    The Dumbleyung Shire Council is situated in the Great Southern region of Western Australia (WA).   We are 270km south east of Perth, between the…

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