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  • On the road….again*

    How end-of-life tyres are being reborn as road surfacing materials. Victorian council, the City of Casey, is embracing the use of Crumb Rubber Asphalt (CRA)…

  • Little library a big hit

    Little library a big hit

    A Little Free Library has been officially opened in Wollombi in New South Wales, after a collaborative effort by Cessnock City Library and community members…

  • Elections and leadership training in the Territory – President’s comment

    Elections and leadership training in the Territory – President’s comment

    Council elections were held in the Northern Territory on 26 August for 16 of the 17 councils and, as with elections generally, produced some interesting…

  • Cafés get responsible

    Cafés get responsible

    Coffee shops in a suburb in the City of Ryde in New South Wales have united to create Australia’s first Responsible Café suburb. The City’s…

  • App helps new residents find services

    The Inner West Council has launched a new app to help refugees and asylum seekers settle in to the area. Mayor Darcy Byrne said the…

  • LGAQ launches data tool

    The prospect of finding new solutions to community problems like barking dogs and efficiency in managing vehicle fleets has driven local councils to embrace a…

  • Helping locals get down to business

    Helping locals get down to business

    The City of Unley in South Australia has teamed up with Prospect-based co-working enterprise Little City to provide a co-working space to help accommodate the…

  • Editorial

    At the risk of stating the obvious, it’s been a messy few months for the Federal Government. The effects have trickled down to the local…

  • Tougher penalties for councillor misconduct

    Tougher penalties for councillor misconduct

    The South Australian Local Government Association (LGA) has proposed changes to the code of conduct for elected members that would include the elevation of bullying…

  • Council jobs on the rise

    Council jobs on the rise

    A new job creation program focused on building projects managed by Queensland’s local councils has coincided with an increase in regional employment, according to figures…

  • Flexible learning makes good policy*

    Flexible learning makes good policy*

    Flinders University offers flexible programs in public administration, delivered online by our nationally recognised, award-winning academics.1 The range of tasks and services delivered by the…

  • UTS graduate offerings in local government expand*

    The Centre for Local Government at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS:CLG) offers fully accredited practice-based professional development and academic courses for the local government…

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