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  • Synthetic rugby field a first

    Synthetic rugby field a first

    Blacktown City Council, New South Wales, has unveiled its $6 million synthetic rugby league field, the first of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. Mayor,…

  • Celebrating five big ones*

    Forty-five thousand Australians with disability are getting support for the first time under the NDIS. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) recently celebrated its fifth…

  • Bringing the library to you

    Melton City Council, Victoria, will be taking the library straight to the doorstop of its newest residents. Council, in partnership with Lendlease Communities, is setting…

  • Garden sprouts on car  park rooftop

    Garden sprouts on car park rooftop

    A stunning, new community garden will grow on the roof of the Kings Cross carpark after the City of Sydney approved requests from a dedicated…

  • Foreshore art trail

    Foreshore art trail

    An innovative art trail that adorns the Lake Macquarie, New South Wales, foreshore and creates a national tourist attraction for the City was unveiled last…

  • It’s a lifestyle*

    It’s a lifestyle*

    Is there anything better than enjoying a sunny day cooking on the barbecue with family and friends? With winter and the cold weather almost behind…

  • Town plans empower communities

    Town plans empower communities

    Over an eighteen month period Wattle Range Council, South Australia, has developed fourteen community/town plans by working closely with all the towns and settlement communities…

  • Coastal pathway linking the north west

    The last section of Burnie City Council’s Marine Terrace Coastal Pathway is now open to the public. The shared pathway provides the missing link through…

  • Industry makes way for the Arts

    Industry makes way for the Arts

    An historic building with roots deep in a city’s industrial past is about to get a new life as a creative hub for artists. The…

  • Pole walking a fun way to better health

    Pole walking a fun way to better health

    As part of the City of Armadale, Western Australia’s positive ageing program a new pole walking group will be introduced in Kelmscott, for senior residents…

  • A waterfall of savings

    A waterfall of savings

    A new water filtration system – the first of its kind in Australia – saved the Willoughby City Council, New South Wales (NSW) Leisure Centre…

  • A big splash for the Craigieburn community*

    The Peddle Thorp-designed Splash Aqua Park and Leisure Centre in Craigieburn is now in full swing, after opening in October 2017. This regional aquatic centre…

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