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  • Get future-ready at AHRI convention*

    Connect with new ideas and trends that will transform the human resources (HR) profession and your business, at the Australian HR Institute’s National Convention and…

  • Local government recognised in Basin Community Committee

    Local Government representation on the Murray-Darling Basin Authority Basin Community Committee has swelled to 25 percent with the appointment of four new appointees from the…

  • Fresh perspective on engaging communities*

    The practice of community and stakeholder engagement continues to evolve and expand, and the International Association of Public Participation (Australasia) Conference is the key event…

  • Cairns summit to discuss cities of the future

    The Future Cities, Smart Communities summit, organised by the Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ), opened in Cairns today. The two day summit will feature…

  • Addressing procurement risk*

    By Rob Cook As the gateway for a large proportion of organisational spend, procurement can make an immense contribution to ongoing financial sustainability, both directly…

  • Solar farm benefits

    Solar farm benefits

    Southern Downs Regional Council (SDRC) and University of Queensland (UQ) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that aims to develop links and create opportunities…

  • 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,…

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