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  • Making libraries hip again

    Making libraries hip again

    Woollahra Council’s new public library in Sydney’s Double Bay recently celebrated its first birthday and has smashed all benchmarks – proving libraries are still relevant…

  • New drinking water stations reduce waste*

    The City of Ryde has installed ten new Aquafil drinking water stations as part of a recent Environmental Protection Authority ‘Waste Less, Recycle More’ Grant.…

  • Playroom unites generations

    Playroom unites generations

    An ‘Intergenerational Playroom’ in Bega Valley Shire Council in New South Wales is bringing pre-schoolers and the elderly together to play, learn and create. Smiles…

  • Parkour space thrills local students

    Parkour space thrills local students

    Blacktown City Council has become the first council in Western Sydney to build a Parkour-inspired play space. Developed in France, Parkour is a training discipline…

  • Picture exhibition gets kids reading

    Picture exhibition gets kids reading

    A unique exhibition that promotes reading as a way of bringing families together has been launched at the Sir John Gorton library in Gannawarra Shire…

  • One-stop volunteer shop

    One-stop volunteer shop

    City of Nedlands in inner-west Perth facilitates a Volunteer Resource Centre, which acts as a one-stop information shop where people can discuss local volunteering roles…

  • Future directions – By Sue Scrutton, Coordinator Arts and Cultural Development, Shire of East Pilbara

    Future directions – By Sue Scrutton, Coordinator Arts and Cultural Development, Shire of East Pilbara

    Living in a remote mining town can certainly limit arts and cultural opportunities, something that the Shire of East Pilbara is more than aware of.…

  • Bicycle parking facilities*

    Bicycle transport has become an increasingly popular choice for commuters and recreation enthusiasts. It is well understood that councils and residents enjoy significant environmental and…

  • Nursery protects biodiversity

    The City of Burnside’s biodiversity nursery is working hard to preserve biodiversity in the South Australian municipality and often trades plants with other councils. Tucked…

  • Nature inspires new play space

    Nature inspires new play space

    Burdekin Shire Council in Queensland has found inspiration in nature for the design of a new playground that’s set to transform a popular Ayr park.…

  • High Achievers – Kaylene Conrick, Chief Executive Officer Litchfield Council

    High Achievers – Kaylene Conrick, Chief Executive Officer Litchfield Council

    After working across several Victorian local governments, Kaylene Conrick ventured to Litchfield Council in the Northern Territory, becoming its Chief Executive Officer in January last…

  • Encouraging young tech-whizzes

    Encouraging young tech-whizzes

    Isaac Regional Council in central Queensland is encouraging the region’s young tech-savvy game changers. The council’s libraries are on the hunt for the next generation…

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