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  • It’s never too late to learn to swim

    It’s never too late to learn to swim

    After a lifetime of being afraid of the water, at 87 years old, Pat finally took the plunge and decided to learn how to swim.…

  • It’s never too late to learn to swim

    It’s never too late to learn to swim

    After a lifetime of being afraid of the water, at 87 years old, Pat finally took the plunge and decided to learn how to swim.…

  • Railway Lands is the national winner

    Railway Lands is the national winner

    The Mount Gambier Railway Lands won the National From Plan to Place Award at the Planning Institute Australia (PIA) National Awards for Planning Excellence 2018…

  • Railway Lands is the national winner

    Railway Lands is the national winner

    The Mount Gambier Railway Lands won the National From Plan to Place Award at the Planning Institute Australia (PIA) National Awards for Planning Excellence 2018…

  • Gatehouse goes to Venice Biennale

    Gatehouse goes to Venice Biennale

    Glamorgan Spring Bay Council has teamed up with Gilby + Brewin Architecture to build the Triabunna Gatehouse on Tasmania’s east coast, the first built project…

  • Gatehouse goes to Venice Biennale

    Gatehouse goes to Venice Biennale

    Glamorgan Spring Bay Council has teamed up with Gilby + Brewin Architecture to build the Triabunna Gatehouse on Tasmania’s east coast, the first built project…

  • Invaluable volunteers

    Invaluable volunteers

    The City of Perth’s volunteers are the friendly faces you may see at the iCity Visitor Information Service and the Citiplace Community Centre. Through their…

  • Invaluable volunteers

    Invaluable volunteers

    The City of Perth’s volunteers are the friendly faces you may see at the iCity Visitor Information Service and the Citiplace Community Centre. Through their…

  • Councils enter into new agreement

    Councils enter into new agreement

    Two Tasmanian councils, Circular Head and Waratah-Wynyard, have entered into a new five year resource sharing agreement to take effect when the current agreement expires…

  • Councils enter into new agreement

    Councils enter into new agreement

    Two Tasmanian councils, Circular Head and Waratah-Wynyard, have entered into a new five year resource sharing agreement to take effect when the current agreement expires…

  • Explore the future of spaces and places*

    Co-hosted by World Urban Parks and Parks and Leisure Australia, FUTURE of SPACES and PLACES in CITIES will address the impact urban growth and density…

  • Explore the future of spaces and places*

    Co-hosted by World Urban Parks and Parks and Leisure Australia, FUTURE of SPACES and PLACES in CITIES will address the impact urban growth and density…

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