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  • Study reveals how the koalas are bearing up

    Study reveals how the koalas are bearing up

    A study conducted in partnership between Scenic Rim Regional Council, and koala conservationists has yielded valuable data on the marsupials’ health, ecology and movements.  Mayor,…

  • Editorial

    In this edition of LG Focus our feature is Environmental Management. It seems appropriate therefore, to acknowledge World Environment Day, 5 June, and the diversity…

  • More local government integrity inspectors

    The Victorian State Budget has increased funding to the Local Government Inspectorate for additional resources. The additional funding will provide four new municipal inspectors to…

  • National conference on infrastructure and asset management*

    The 16th Infrastructure and Asset Management Conference will be held 6-7 June at Rydges Melbourne Hotel in Melbourne’s central business district and will continue the…

  • Sustainability is about more than thinking green*

    Sustainability is about more than thinking green*

    When we think about what’s possible in sustainable development, it’s easy to jump straight to a solution or get caught up on what things will…

  • Staff groomed for leadership

    Staff groomed for leadership

    The Shire of East Pilbara, Western Australia, continues to break new ground in the workplace, offering a Cert IV leadership program to enhance the skills…

  • Oral health for  pre-schoolers

    Oral health for pre-schoolers

    Pre-schools across the Gannawarra Shire, Victoria, are participating in the Smiles 4 Miles program to promote oral health. Smiles 4 Miles is an oral health…

  • Active living census

    Active living census

    Mayors and Chief Executive Officers from the City of Greater Bendigo and the Shires of Campaspe, Loddon, Mount Alexander, Macedon Ranges and Central Goldfields came…

  • Solar savings start

    Solar savings start

    The volunteer run Delungra Bowling Club, Inverell Shire, New South Wales, is expected to reap savings on energy bills with 20 kilowatts of solar panels…

  • Youth politics camp

    Youth politics camp

    Young people from across the Victoria’s northeast were invited earlier this year to learn how to influence change at the 2019 Youth Politics Camp. The…

  • Innovation at the library

    Virtual and augmented reality demonstrations, an Internet of Things workshop and an intro to borrowable podcasting equipment feature at Newcastle Library during the upcoming Hunter…

  • Positive partnerships provide opportunities

    Positive partnerships provide opportunities

    City of Cockburn, Western Australia, has completed the $8.5 million duplication of a section of one of the city’s most important east-west connector roads, improving…

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