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  • Small businesses benefit

    The cities of Melville and Canning, Western Australia, collaborated last month to create the free series aimed directly at small businesses. Unlike traditional workshops, Business…

  • Broadwater shared pathway opens

    Broadwater shared pathway opens

    A small yet enthusiastic crowd was present last week to witness the ribbon cutting for the new Broadwater shared pathway by Member for Clarence, Chris…

  • West is best for tourism

    West is best for tourism

    Four of Adelaide’s metropolitan councils are helping boost the local economy by working together to increase visitors to the city’s western region. Adelaidebeaches.com.au is a…

  • Let there be light

    Let there be light

    Moreton Bay Regional Council, Queensland, has announced a smart lighting and city network system to be delivered at The Mill, Moreton Bay. Anchored by the…

  • Built on a solid foundation

    The Orange Women’s Shed has flourished into a strong network for women to learn skills and access support and grow confidence. The Shed started about…

  • Host City makes mark on international stage

    Host City makes mark on international stage

    The City of Joondalup, Western Australia (WA), hosted more than 60 international delegates from China’s aged care industry for the inaugural Innovation: Solutions for an…

  • Giving life back to the  heart of town

    Giving life back to the heart of town

    City of Onkaparinga, South Australia, has given a $3.2 million streetscape upgrade to the historic township of Aldinga in Adelaide’s south, creating a connected, beautiful…

  • BMX world cup hosts

    In a major sporting coup Bathurst, New South Wales and Shepparton, Victoria, have been selected to each host a round of the UCI BMX Supercross…

  • Lithgow launches strategy for growth

    Lithgow launches strategy for growth

    Lithgow City Council, New South Wales (NSW), has launched a four year Regional Economic Development Strategy (REDS) (2018-2022) which recognises the region’s historical links with…

  • Along the road to Gundagai

    Along the road to Gundagai

    Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council, New South Wales, has breathed new life into the mainstreet of Gundagai with a transformational face lift. For 200 years or more…

  • Cluster fencing adds value

    Cluster fencing adds value

    A third round of funding has been announced for exclusion fencing clusters across the Goondiwindi region as part of the Queensland Government’s Feral Pest Initiative,…

  • Active Launceston

    City of Launceston, Tasmania, is celebrating the 10th anniversary of Active Launceston and reflecting on the agility required to maintain funding for 10 years. City…

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