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  • Building a city smartly

    Building a city smartly

    The City of Parramatta, New South Wales, will be the field laboratory for ground breaking smart climate neighbourhood technology following a Federal Government Smart Cities…

  • Regions in palliative care? Prove the city slickers wrong! – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    “We have been trying for 118 years to get people to move to the regions, and for 118 years we have had glorious failure.” These…

  • Getting back on track

    Lockyer Valley Regional Council, Queensland, has stepped in to support local residents with concerns about the Inland Rail project, by providing an office in Gatton…

  • Impressive facilities

    Impressive facilities

    City of Kwinana’s Youth Precinct has received a visit from the Western Australian Commissioner for Children and Young People, Colin Pettit.  The tour started at…

  • Sustainability lessons from ICAC report*

    By Rob Cook The recent Corruption and Integrity in the NSW Public Sector<report prepared by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) will likely attract lots…

  • Youth vote

    Youth vote

    Tasmanian Local Government elections in October 2018 provided an opportunity for the West Tamar Council Youth Advisory Council (YAC) to give young people in the…

  • President’s comment – Women’s representation increases

    President’s comment – Women’s representation increases

    2019 is an important year for women in politics, especially local government. December 2019 marks the 100th anniversary of the first woman elected to any…

  • Plastic roads head west

    Plastic roads head west

    The first South Australian (SA) road built with soft plastics and glass at Happy Valley in the City of Onkaparinga has seen plastic from approximately…

  • Biomass central

    Biomass central

    The Green Triangle region of Victoria and South Australia has been labelled ‘biomass central’ by industry experts at a recent bioenergy seminar.  The region’s renewable…

  • Editorial

    It’s the start of a new year and local councils and shires are once again evaluating their New Year wish list. It comes as no…

  • Drought funding delays

    Drought funding delays

    Tenterfield Shire Council, New South Wales, signed a $1 million contract for drought funding initiatives on 20 December 2018 after a protracted application process that…

  • Citizenship celebrations under review

    Citizenship celebrations under review

    The Federal Government’s announcement yesterday that it will force councils to hold a citizenship ceremony on Australia Day, has been denounced by Australian Local Government…

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