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  • Scrap metal delivers return

    Thanks to a new coordinated approach to metal recovery, Central Coast Council, New South Wales, collected a record amount of scrap metal from across its…

  • Reimagining Rochester

    Reimagining Rochester

    The small township of Rochester in Victoria’s Campaspe Shire, was devastated by the announcement that Murray Goulburn would close the door on the Rochester manufacturing…

  • Three tips for the caretaker period – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    When Cormann, Cash and Fifield wandered, with grim faces, into the Senate courtyard on Thursday 23 August we knew that the right-wing had prevailed in…

  • A win for the community

    A win for the community

    The Shire of Woodanilling, Western Australia, have been successful in their Grant Application for $42,000 through Lotterywest for the installation of two banks of Outdoor…

  • Artwork from the Inside comes out

    Artwork from the Inside comes out

    An exhibition with a difference was opened in the Rural City of Wangaratta, Victoria, last month by Regional Director Hume Region Department of Justice &…

  • International recognition for botanic gardens

    International recognition for botanic gardens

    Wollongong Botanic Garden, New South Wales, has become the first Australian Botanic Garden to receive Conservation Practitioner Accreditation from Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BCGI). The…

  • Cuttlefest is exactly right for growing

    Cuttlefest is exactly right for growing

    Whyalla’s growing cuttlefish experience is on the South Australian Government’s radar and “exactly” the sort of nature-based tourism venture it is keen to support. Minister…

  • Next gen council meeting

    Next gen council meeting

    Local high school students were invited to get a taste of what it’s like to be a Councillor when Central Coast Council, New South Wales,…

  • Social housing campaign launched

    The Eastern Affordable Housing Alliance (EAHA) has called on all Victorian political parties to zone in and deliver real action on social housing. The EAHA…

  • Which bin?

    How many times have you stood on the street checking which coloured bins your neighbours have put out for collection? Moree Plains Shire Council has…

  • National conference round up – President’s comment

    National conference round up – President’s comment

    I was honoured to have been sworn in as National President, LG Professionals Australia at the 2018 National Congress and Business Expo Gala Dinner on…

  • Edible pocket gardens

    Edible pocket gardens

    City of Palmerston, Northern Territory, residents will soon be able to plant fruit and vegetables in sections of local parks and reserves, following the release…

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