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  • Cluster fencing adds value

    Cluster fencing adds value

    A third round of funding has been announced for exclusion fencing clusters across the Goondiwindi region as part of the Queensland Government’s Feral Pest Initiative,…

  • Active Launceston

    City of Launceston, Tasmania, is celebrating the 10th anniversary of Active Launceston and reflecting on the agility required to maintain funding for 10 years. City…

  • Town centre renewal

    Town centre renewal

    Western Australia is a state renowned for remote holiday destinations, but Bremer Bay, Sire of Jerramungup, somehow stayed out of the limelight until recently. The…

  • New roof and floor for Gawler sports

    New roof and floor for Gawler sports

    Town of Gawler has been granted $120,000 from the South Australian Government’s Community Recreation and Sport Facilities Program as a contribution towards the replacement of…

  • Designed to lower cost of living

    Designed to lower cost of living

    Rural City of Wangaratta is one of eight regional councils to prepare a research paper on environmentally sustainable design for residential subdivisions in regional Victoria.…

  • Bike path for the littlies

    Bike path for the littlies

    Shoalhaven City Council, New South Wales, has opened a new Learn to Ride bike path for Parramatta Park, East Nowra. Mayor, Amanda Findley, was delighted…

  • Future directions – By David Power, Coordinator Economic Development, City of Port Phillip

    Future directions – By David Power, Coordinator Economic Development, City of Port Phillip

    The time has come for economic development and tourism departments to take the lead in the digital space. In order to stay relevant and compete…

  • Town Beach project underway

    Town Beach project underway

    Town Beach, Shire of Broom, Western Australia, is a significant location for locals and visitors, with an important role in recreation, culture and heritage. The…

  • Visitor Guide broadens horizons

    Visitor Guide broadens horizons

    Planning is now underway for the 2019/20 Carnarvon Gorge, Sapphire Gemfields and Queensland Central Highlands Visitor Guide and Touring Map. The visitor guide replaces the…

  • Long distance neighbours make good friends

    Long distance neighbours make good friends

    The Sire of Murrindindi, Victoria, celebrated the opening of MiRA the new Marysville Information + Regional Artspace, on 12 October, almost ten years after the…

  • Tackling alcohol and drug issues locally

    Burnie City Council has received funding from the Alcohol and Drug Foundation, Australia’s leading organisation committed to preventing and minimising the harm caused by alcohol…

  • Conference supports women

    Conference supports women

    The Australian Local Government Women’s Association (ALGWA) Victorian branch conference was hosted last month by Maroondah City Council in Melbourne’s outer east. The weekend conference…

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