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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,…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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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River bridged with pinpoint accuracy
City of Launceston’s new pedestrian and cycle bridge across the Esk River reached an important milestone last month when the final twin spans reached the…
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Future directions – By Peter Porch Manager Operational Services Northern Areas Council
Water re-use project In conjunction with the Jamestown Apex Club, Northern Areas Council, South Australia, is converting an evaporating resource into funds for the community.…
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Engaging Change: Meet Dinuki Scharenguivel*
Creating an organisation committed to community engagement isn’t an easy task. It takes a dedicated influencer to help drive organisational change. Meet Dinuki Scharenguivel. Dinuki…
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Cultural funding welcomed
Mosman Council has welcomed funding from the New South Wales (NSW) Government of more than $200,000 for assistance with significant improvements to Barry O’Keefe Library…
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A use for recycled glass
Lake Macquarie City Council, New South Wales, is spearheading a push to substitute sand with recycled crushed glass in civil works projects in a bid…
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Eco-friendly heating
The Circular Head Council, Tasmania, has chosen a wood chip (biomass) boiler system, to provide heating for the Community Wellbeing Centre due for completion in…
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