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Curbing speed with technology
Central Coast Council, New South Wales, has installed four Vehicle Activated Speed Signs as part of its strategy to reduce speeding across the region. The…
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Choosing the right barbecue for your public space*
On a Saturday or Sunday afternoon our local parks and public facilities are full of families and friends enjoying their weekends together. Many people bring…
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Young mum says thanks for park upgrade
Upgrades by Balonne Shire Council, Queensland, to St George’s Lions Park on the river foreshore are much appreciated by parents of young children, according to…
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New book on lobbying focuses on Local Government
A new book looks at Local Government as a lobbyist in the Australian political framework. Local Government is featured in two articles by Socom’s Managing…
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Public art on the increase
The rise of successful public art projects in Douglas Shire, Queensland, has led to a greater focus on encouraging more community-boosting creativity in the region.…
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Student exchange brings rewards
The annual Busselton-Sugito (Japan) Student Exchange Program was created to provide students from Busselton, Western Australia, with exposure to another country’s culture. This unique homestay…
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Councils and regions to benefit from new national search infrastructure*
FunSearch.com.au is an Australia wide photo and video search engine that provides a single consolidated channel for destination promotion, particularly council activities, events, natural attractions…
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Rainbow crossing returns with pride
An iconic rainbow crossing was painted across the roadway in Taylor Square in the heart of Sydney’s LGBTIQ district in February. The pedestrian and cycle…
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Support for drought stricken farmers
Circular Head Council, Tasmania, has called on the local community to support a fodder Drought Appeal for the communities affected by drought in New South…
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Gambling education pilot
Brimbank City Council, Victoria, has welcomed a new pilot program to reduce the risks to kids of online gambling and gaming addiction saying more needs…
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Bingo! Bike Week is back
Bike Week celebrations returned to the Shire of East Pilbara, Western Australia, this year following the Shire’s successful application for funding from the Department of…
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Councillor profiles – Alex Green Mayor Southern Midlands Council
The Southern Midlands economy has traditionally relied on mining, horticulture and stone fruit. Our sheep are famous for producing superfine wool. Emerging economies around whisky…
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