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  • Five smart cities vie for award

    The Cities of Brisbane, Adelaide, Ipswich, Sunshine Coast and Canterbury-Bankstown have been shortlisted for the top prize at the inaugural Australian Smart Cities Awards. According…

  • Editorial

    As I sit down to write the editorial this month my mind turns to the current prevalence of elections throughout Australia. A combination of local…

  • Improving parks for all

    Improving parks for all

    Kiama Municipal Council, New South Wales, has many beautiful parks and reserves that need to be managed to ensure the health of the trees, shrubs…

  • Every drop counts

    Every drop counts

    Rockhampton Regional Council is on track to reach their 2018 target of saving 1000 lives in the Red 25 Blood Donation Challenge. Last year Council…

  • Wellbeing program inspires staff

    Wellbeing program inspires staff

    Not many local government employees can say they have met inspirational, former Rugby League professional, Alex McKinnon, or enjoyed a spot of rock’n’roll line dancing…

  • Young voices join council

    Young voices join council

     A new Youth Council will give young people in Brimbank, Victoria, a stronger voice in decision-making. Brimbank City Council’s new Youth Participation and Engagement Model…

  • Tweed and Kenya share  a glass

    Tweed and Kenya share a glass

    A volunteer from Tweed Shire Council, New South Wales, travelled to western Kenya last month to upgrade Safewater plants built by the Tweed Kenya Mentoring…

  • Supporting the Army Reserves

    Supporting the Army Reserves

    Cook Shire Council, Queensland, Workshop and Fleet Manager, Scott Johnson, scored a trip aboard the tall ship Young Endeavour, after being nominated for an Australian…

  • Get help from Lynda

    Get help from Lynda

    Fairfield City Council, New South Wales, is supporting residents to reach their personal and professional learning goals and increase career prospects through the City’s libraries…

  • On top of the relay for  third year

    On top of the relay for third year

    Central Highlands Regional Council’s Relay for life team came out on top for the third year in a row raising just over $8,000 for the…

  • Press Start: for positive social gaming

    Press Start: for positive social gaming

    Glen Eira City Council’s Press Start program is a first-of-its-kind, innovative youth gaming program developed by the Victorian Council in partnership with local young gamers.…

  • Female staff find their voice

    Ballina Shire Council, New South Wales, is empowering women in the workplace by developing their confidence and communication skills. Council has introduced a new professional…

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