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  • Celebrating 25 years

    Celebrating 25 years

    A popular Port Douglas Carnivale crowd-pleaser has been locked in for another three years as Douglas Shire Council kicks off preparations to mark the event’s…

  • Continence care for men

    Continence care for men

    Town of Gawler, South Australia, is leading the way for local government by installing continence pad disposal bins in their men’s public toilets. Women’s health…

  • A one night stand  to remember

    A one night stand to remember

    More than 30,000 people flocked to the coastal hamlet of St Helens on Tasmania’s east coast, for Triple J’s annual One Night Stand. Break O’Day…

  • President’s comment – Damien Ryan – LGANT elects new board

    President’s comment – Damien Ryan – LGANT elects new board

    At the recent Northern Territory Local Government Association (LGANT) annual general meeting (AGM) I was re-elected President for a third term.  The Vice President Municipal…

  • Scoring the region

    In a first for Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, the towns, villages and precincts of the region will soon have their own score to reflect…

  • Safety prioritised at roads congress

    Safety prioritised at roads congress

    Road safety featured early and was an ongoing theme at this year’s Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) Local Roads and Transport Congress in Alice Springs,…

  • Strong growth in female leadership

    Strong growth in female leadership

    South Australian councils have the highest ratio of female representation in the State’s history.  The 2018 Local Government elections saw the percentage of successful female…

  • 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…

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