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  • Family day shares indigenous culture

    Family day shares indigenous culture

    Community members in the Shire of KOJONUP celebrated a successful NAIDOC family day at the Kodja Place Precinct earlier this year. In July The Kodja…

  • New town centre for community events

    New town centre for community events

    The Shire of East Pilbara in Western Australia recently celebrated the launch of The Square, a new multi-use facility in a revamped town centre. At…

  • Community spirit high on the agenda

    The Shire of Dowerin in regional Western Australia has commenced a major review of its Strategic Community Plan, undertaken in close consultation with the local…

  • Knitting for good

    Knitting for good

    Hornsby Shire Council in New South Wales held its tenth annual ‘Knit-In’ recently, resulting in hundreds of knitted wraps being donated to charity.  Over 300…

  • A chapel for all faiths

    A chapel for all faiths

    Alice Springs Town Council in the Northern Territory has constructed a community chapel that accommodates dignified funeral services for all faiths and cultures. Alice Springs…

  • Strengthening local government across the globe – President’s comment

    Strengthening local government across the globe – President’s comment

    Given the place-based and multi-functional strengths of local government, how can the sector better present our position and contribute at the local, state and national…

  • Holden workers offered tree change

    Holden workers offered tree change

    Regional Development Australia Limestone Coast (RDALC) and the City of Mount Gambier have encouraged more than 100 Holden employees to consider a tree change to…

  • Council staff help environment

    Council staff help environment

    Moonee Valley City Council staff swapped tree planting for pancakes to celebrate World Environment Day recently. Staff of the metropolitan Melbourne council planted indigenous shrubs…

  • Sowing seeds

    Sowing seeds

    Libraries in Cairns are swapping books for seeds in a new program to encourage an interest in gardening and growing fresh food. The Seed Library…

  • Editorial

    Should councils take a stand on issues that are in the national political discourse? Many argue it is not a local government’s place to wear…

  • Water pressure

    Water pressure

    The implementation of the Murray–Darling Basin Plan has left many communities struggling and local councils are calling for greater consideration from the Federal Government. The…

  • Statewide survey gives councils a tick

    Queensland councils have won a tick of approval from their communities, according to a survey commissioned by the Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ). The…

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