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  • Rewarded for improvement

    Rewarded for improvement

    Noosa Council, Queensland, has been awarded Local Government Workcare’s Bronze Award (missing the Silver Award by just one point) after an audit in May confirmed…

  • Integrated transport strategy

    The Glen Eira City Council, Victoria, Integrated Transport Strategy recognises that Glen Eira should be a city that is easy to move around in, with…

  • City and country unite

    In a first for Western Australia, the Town of Victoria Park in metropolitan Perth, and the Shire of Morawa 400 km to the north, have…

  • An ear for busking

    An ear for busking

    City of Darwin is considering new ideas to improve busking in the city. Council’s Arts and Cultural Development Advisory Committee identified a gap in current…

  • Improving air quality

    Improving air quality

    Armidale Regional Council, New South Wales, has attempted to improve air quality by combining with the Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) to install a…

  • Malcom Turnbull paints himself into a corner – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    The recent federal by-elections have breathed life into Bill Shorten’s Prime Ministerial pursuits. And his continual targeting of Malcom Turnbull’s proposed tax cuts for the…

  • Proposal for waste to energy

    Tenterfield Shire Council, New South Wales (NSW), has put together a proposal to deal with its ongoing waste problem by converting waste into energy at…

  • Putting the customer first

    The City of Adelaide’s planning and development team has made improvements to planning processes that will save time and make processes easier for customers. Interactive…

  • Age defying bridges

    Age defying bridges

    Locally made, highly sustainable carbon fibre reinforced bridges could one day become commonplace thanks to a successful City of Greater Geelong, Victoria, initiative, and the…

  • Online a possible cause of out of control behaviours – President’s comment

    In this climate of seemingly increased aggression and hostility, perhaps it is time for us to calm down and reconsider our behaviour. While social media…

  • Disaster resilience strategies learned locally

    Disaster resilience strategies learned locally

    Knowledge gained by Bundaberg Regional Council staff in the wake of the 2013 flood event has been instrumental in providing strategies that will provide for…

  • Editorial

    In our July issue, LG Focus reported on the Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) National General Assembly keynote presentation by Director of the 50/50 by…

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