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  • Moonee Valley hosts  the bees

    Moonee Valley hosts the bees

    Moonee Valley City Council is proud to be the first Victorian council to host bee hives on council building roofs through a ground-breaking ‘Moonee Valley…

  • New bike hub opened

    New bike hub opened

    The Town of Gawler in South Australia has completed improvements to the outdoor facilities in Gawler’s Pioneer Park, which includes the construction of the Gawler…

  • Hub to focus on cyber security

    Hub to focus on cyber security

    The City of Joondalup in Western Australia has welcomed a commitment from the State Government to provide $800,000 in funding to support the establishment of…

  • Good Fish on the menu

    Good Fish on the menu

    Following a pilot project undertaken by the Surf Coast Shire in Victoria, sustainable seafood will be plated up around Australia. Council partnered with the Australian…

  • Council works with local school

    Council works with local school

    A partnership between Tasmania’s West Tamar Council and Launceston Christian School has resulted in the construction of a new multipurpose oval. The West Tamar Council…

  • Clearly focusing on opportunity in an  election environment – President’s comment

    Clearly focusing on opportunity in an election environment – President’s comment

    Tasmania, like South Australia is gearing up for a March election, with Victorian State elections later in the year.  For Local Government Associations, while state…

  • Heritage listing wins a grant

    Heritage listing wins a grant

    City of Fremantle’s West End precinct has become the largest single place to be permanently included in the Western Australian Register of Heritage Places, with…

  • Muscle Creek restored

    Muscle Creek restored

    Muswellbrook Shire Council with the support of local community groups and volunteers is returning the much-abused Muscle Creek to its former glory. Muscle Creek, named…

  • Recycled rubber roads

    City of Gold Coast will trial a locally designed asphalt mix containing recycled tyres or crumbed rubber, in a first for the Queensland city. Acting…

  • Migrants take the plunge

    Migrants take the plunge

    Migrants to the Sunshine Coast will be able to safely enjoy the region’s quintessential beach lifestyle thanks to the Migrant Swim and Beach Safety Awareness…

  • Editorial

    The time has come for some serious thinking to take place about the problems associated with maintaining the Australian road network.The Productivity Commission, report Shifting…

  • What’s the deal?

    What’s the deal?

    The Federal Government continues to roll out its City Deal policy but who will see the real benefits? Malcolm Turnbull took a swift trip down…

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