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  • Editorial

    The ALGA Local roads and transport congress last month featured some thought provoking presentations.  As I sat in the Alice Springs Convention Centre listening to…

  • First smoke free CBD in Tasmania

    First smoke free CBD in Tasmania

    Central Coast Council, Tasmania, made history last month when it introduced a ban on smoking in the principal shopping strip.A Tasmanian first, Ulverstone follows Glen…

  • Battered river fixed

    Battered river fixed

    South East Queensland’s (SEQ) worst performing catchment is being thrown a lifeline from local councils in a bid to protect the Bremer River from the…

  • Waste levy should be deferred

    Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) has released a statement calling for the State Government to push back the date of the planned introduction of…

  • Solar battery makes good sense

    Solar battery makes good sense

    A 35kw solar system was recently installed by Bathurst Regional Council, New South Wales, at the Visitor Information Centre (BVIC) and is the first Council…

  • Connecting the city and the sea

    Connecting the city and the sea

    Stage one of the Rockingham Beach Foreshore Revitalisation has begun.City of Rockingham Mayor, Barry Sammels, said the project which comprises three key areas: Railway Terrace,…

  • Road to savings

    Road to savings

    Liverpool City Council, New South Wales, will save more than $800,000 by building a major new road with recycled road materials. More than 20,000 tonnes…

  • Tickled pink

    Tickled pink

    The Penrith City Council, New South Wales, showed its support for Pink Up Penrith during the month of October. Mayor, Ross Fowler OAM, ‘flicked the…

  • Most accessible community award



    Most accessible community award



    The Shire of Augusta Margaret River has received the Most Accessible Community in Western Australia (WA) Award – Regional Town/Shire Category by the Regional Capitals…

  • Invitation to join the conversation

    Ku-ring-gai Council, New South Wales, is undertaking one of the largest urban renewal projects in its 100 year history and residents and business owners are…

  • Strategy targets metro  day-trippers

    Strategy targets metro day-trippers

    Many Melbourne-based travellers think that a trip to Gippsland requires serious commitment before heading out. Baw Baw Shire Council, Victoria, is seeking to redirect city…

  • Nostalgia entices return visits

    Nostalgia entices return visits

    Mount Alexander Shire Council’s tourism and visitor services teams manage the Castlemaine, Maldon and Surrounds Facebook and Instagram pages to promote local events, attractions and…

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