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  • Pillowcase project

    Pillowcase project

    An educational program designed to better prepare Queensland’s Hinchinbrook primary school students for natural disasters began with St Peters Catholic School, Halifax, the first school…

  • CouncilWise – ‘Now that’s different’*

    A Tasmanian Council has developed a fully cloud based total software solution for local government and is now directly competing against other software suppliers. It…

  • Events help senior community prosper

    Events help senior community prosper

    Town of Claremont, Western Australia, with over 35 percent of the community aged over 55, has an annual program of events for seniors to aid…

  • Weekend warriors clean up graffiti

    Weekend warriors clean up graffiti

    A small, but dedicated team of volunteers gathered over the weekend for Mooree Plains, New South Wales, Graffiti Removal Day, on Sunday 21 October 2018.…

  • Untapped bounty used for drought relief

    Untapped bounty used for drought relief

    Ipswich City Council staff are behind a heartfelt initiative that is making a difference to Queensland farming families in need. On 20 October council staff…

  • The complexities of  Local Government – President’s comment

    The complexities of Local Government – President’s comment

    In my second year as President, the VLGA has been working closely with our members and the sector more broadly, to highlight and support the…

  • Drought Communities Program Workshop at Roads Congress

    There are now 81 councils eligible to receive funding under the Federal Government’s Drought Communities Program (DCP), including 40 councils in New South Wales, 22…

  • 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.…

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