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  • Small beginnings

    Small beginnings

    City of Sydney Lord Mayor, Clover Moore, has re-opened the popular playground on Redfern’s Kepos Street, following upgrade work over summer. The Lord Mayor said…

  • ALGWA bursary supporting women

    The Australian Local Government Women’s Association (ALGWA) Victorian Branch has announced that applications are now open for the 2018 Bursary Award for women working in…

  • Home grown training

    Home grown training

    King Island Council will pilot a new vocational technical and further education (TAFE) course hoping to entice local youth to stay on the island. Funded…

  • The real value of local government – President’s comment

    The real value of local government – President’s comment

    I would like to share with you for a moment some interesting facts about local government. Queensland councils spend around $10 billion a year on…

  • 358 new trees

    358 new trees

    Blacktown City Council, New South Wales, has planted 358 trees along Carlisle Avenue, in Mt Druitt, as part of a project to “green” the major…

  • Electric super highway

    Noosa Shire Council has plugged into the State’s Electric Super Highway, giving eco-tourism and Noosa’s emissions-reduction efforts a welcome boost. Noosa is among more than…

  • Cultural diversity crown winner

    Cultural diversity crown winner

    City of Greater Dandenong, on the southeast edge of Melbourne is now Australia’s most culturally diverse community. The latest Census figures reveal the level of…

  • Airport noise fund a good first step

    Airport noise fund a good first step

    The Federal Government has acknowledged that airport noise is an important issue for residents of Western Sydney with a commitment of $75million to noise abatement.…

  • Recycling fallout continues

    Recycling fallout continues

    The Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) is warning that China’s ban on certain types of recycling material could see all Victorians facing a rate increase…

  • Water is a hot topic

    The Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) has waded into the Murray Darling Basin water fight accusing the Greens and Federal Labor of playing short…

  • Benefits for working parents

    Benefits for working parents

    Toowoomba Regional Council in Queensland is providing its staff with increased benefits and flexibility, in particular for working parents and carers. Toowoomba Regional Council recognised…

  • National Awards for Local Government (the Awards)*

    Every day, local governments throughout Australia are working hard and are dedicated to bettering the lives of every day Australians and their communities. As the…

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