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  • Not all micro irrigation fittings are created equal*

    There is nothing worse than seeing a drip irrigation system, which is an efficient way of watering, with a blown off fitting, wasting water. Ratepayers…

  • Councils join to prepare for Summer

    Councils join to prepare for Summer

    Four neighbouring Victorian councils have joined forces in a bid to highlight the importance of community safety. Kingston Council, Frankston City Council and Mornington Peninsula…

  • Editorial

    Alice Springs, Northern Territory, will host the Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) Roads Congress this month.On page three of LG Focus this month, the ALGA…

  • Intercultural city promotes inclusiveness

    City of Maribyrnong, Victoria, has signed a statement of intent to become a member of the Intercultural Cities Programme. Following the official signing, a ceremonial…

  • Two way street

    Two way street

    A Western Australian wheatbelt community is ‘grading the roads of integration’ through an innovative community based work program. Communities are made of people, not rhetoric.…

  • Landmark renewable energy agreement

    Eighteen councils have signed a landmark agreement that will see 20 percent of councils’ retail electricity from renewable sources from 1 July 2019. Procuring 20…

  • Motion passed for FIFO and DIDO workforce to be counted

    Queensland councils have supported a push by Isaac Regional Council for a change to government funding to recognise both resident and serviced populations in resource…

  • Calls for a new system in merged councils

    The Local Government NSW Annual Conference has adopted a proposal raised by Dubbo Regional Council to address complaints with the ward system which created confusion…

  • New funding agreement for WA roads

    A new road funding agreement between Western Australia’s state and local governments will give councils access to a greater share of the money targeted for…

  • Trial reduces manhole maintenance*

    Manhole rehabilitation trial extends lifespan and reduces cost of manhole maintenance. When the Gold Coast City Council (GCCC) needed to extend the working lives of…

  • Coastal sewerage gets facelift

    Central Coast Council, New South Wales, is investing $1.47 million this financial year to upgrade and improve the performance of the Central Coast’s sewerage infrastructure.…

  • Recycling a priority in New South Wales – President’s comment

    Recycling a priority in New South Wales – President’s comment

    At Local Government New South Wales (LGNSW), we’re working to save recycling. Whilst the recently announced draft National Waste Policy and targets to reduce total…

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