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  • Gurri Wanyarra  wellbeing centre

    Gurri Wanyarra wellbeing centre

    The City of Greater Bendigo’s Gurri Wanyarra Wellbeing Centre costing $31 million is the biggest infrastructure project undertaken by the Victorian City. Chief Executive Officer,…

  • Australia’s Leading Tyre Distributor is Tyres4U*

    Since 1990, Tyres4U has become Australia’s leading independent tyre distributor, with 11 warehouses supplying tyres for almost every vehicle type, make and model backed by…

  • X-rays recycled into jewellery

    X-rays recycled into jewellery

    As part of the Mornington Peninsula Municipal Resource Recovery Services Strategy, the Victorian Shire is now offering free recycling of X-rays. X-ray films are recycled…

  • Thinking differently for better results*

    Most of you would be familiar with the Deni Ute Muster, where around 20,000 people congregate to have fun, meet friends and celebrate the ute.…

  • Higher rates for vacant shops

    City of Fremantle, Western Australia, will investigate if it’s possible to charge landowners higher rates if their city centre properties remain vacant for an extended…

  • New vision for  remote region

    New vision for remote region

    Mapoon Aboriginal Shire Council, Queensland, held community consultations, in early June, to discuss an incredible $13 million injection of funding from State and Federal Governments,…

  • Rail infrastructure upgrades

    Rail infrastructure upgrades

    Narromine Shire Council, New South Wales (NSW), has welcomed the announcement of $4.2 million for upgrades to the Narromine Rail yard. Mayor, Craig Davies, said,…

  • Road damage repaired by end of year

    Tweed Shire Council, New South Wales, is on track to complete all road flood-damage repairs by the end of the year. One year on from…

  • Historic church becomes council chamber

    Historic church becomes council chamber

    The Shire of Donnybrook – Balingup, Western Australia, recently completed restoration works on the Old Uniting Church giving the building a second life as the…

  • Activity-based costing success at Sorell*

    Sorell has been one of the fastest growing municipalities in Tasmania for many years. However Sorell Council’s infrastructure planning and development for a growing community…

  • Boating ramps up in Whitsunday

    An agreement has been reached between the Queensland Government and Whitsunday Regional Council for the delivery of a new four or five lane boat launching…

  • Opting for affordable business systems

    Somerset Regional Council based at Esk in Queensland’s southeast, has a vision of delivering affordable rates and effective services. The philosophy is applied throughout the…

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