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  • Roper Gulf council elected

    Roper Gulf council elected

    Roper Gulf Regional Council begins fifth term with re-elected leadership The Council held its official swearing-in ceremony, Thursday 25 September, at its inaugural Ordinary Meeting,…

  • Bendigo pushes pause on e-scooter extension

    Bendigo pushes pause on e-scooter extension

    The City of Greater Bendigo has decided to pause plans for an extended 12-month e-scooter trial as the sector prepares for significant legislative and industry…

  • Community spirit on display

    Community spirit on display

    Young people from Hobsons Bay and around Melbourne’s west had the chance to enjoy a day of music, creativity and community spirit at Youth Con…

  • Liverpool aims to show what councils can deliver

    Liverpool aims to show what councils can deliver

    Construction has started on the second stage of Liverpool’s Civic Place – a two-stage $600m urban renewal project to be known as the Helix Hub…

  • Mayors call for more drought help

    Mayors call for more drought help

    Mayors call for more help for farmers as drought conditions intensify across Southern NSW. While the recent announcement of $40 million in drought resilience funding…

  • New Darwin council sworn in

    New Darwin council sworn in

    City of Darwin has officially sworn in 13 Elected Members, including Lord Mayor Peter Styles, forming the 24th Council who will represent the Darwin Municipality…

  • Robe engaging in aging

    Robe engaging in aging

    The District Council of Robe proudly presented the community’s first Engaging in Ageing Expo, an initiative of Council, on Wednesday 1 October 2025 at the…

  • Future Makers Program – a place to start

    Future Makers Program – a place to start

    For many young people with big ideas, knowing where to start can be the hardest part. But a new City of Onkaparinga initiative is helping…

  • Sydney’s innovation system is underperforming

    Sydney’s innovation system is underperforming

    Sydney is often described as Australia’s pre-eminent global city – diverse, talented, and economically significant. But it underperforms as a unified innovation ecosystem. That is…

  • Community Safety focus

    Community Safety focus

    The Community Safety Series returns this October to enhance the safety and wellbeing of residents. Workshops, pop-up events and online subsidies are on offer this…

  • Passenger rail crucial to support growth

    Passenger rail crucial to support growth

    Lockyer Valley Regional Council is urging the State and Federal governments to take action now and make passenger rail between Toowoomba and Brisbane a reality…

  • New Darwin Council sworn in

    New Darwin Council sworn in

    Councillor Patrik Ralph, who has recently turned 22, is the youngest Deputy Lord Mayor and elected member in Darwin’s history and one of six councillors…

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