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  • Councillor profiles – Mayor Lyn McLaughlin, Burdekin Shire Council

    Councillor profiles – Mayor Lyn McLaughlin, Burdekin Shire Council

    Water, water, waterWith the mighty Burdekin River, the huge reserves of the Burdekin Falls Dam and a massive underground aquifer, which lies just 10 metres…

  • New book takes local government seriously

    A new book from Institute for Public Policy and Governance, University of Technology Sydney (UTS: IPPG) researchers Bligh Grant and Joseph Drew provides a comprehensive…

  • Time for a bed tax?

    Time for a bed tax?

    By Ken Gainger, General Manager Byron Shire Council Each year Byron Shire welcomes a growing number of Australian and international visitors to our beautiful surf…

  • Promoting inclusive employment

    Promoting inclusive employment

    In June the City of South Perth held its inaugural Disability Employment Business Sundowner to help connect employers with people with a disability seeking work.…

  • Keeping shared-paths safe

    Keeping shared-paths safe

    Knox City Council in eastern Melbourne has unveiled a new shared-path safety campaign to protect both cyclists and pedestrians. The new static road safety signage…

  • State-local partnership for Western Australia- President’s commen

    State-local partnership for Western Australia- President’s commen

    WALGA’s annual convention in August provided an opportunity for elected members and senior staff from local governments around the state to network with one another;…

  • Maintaining rural roads

    Meander Valley Council in Tasmania is proving rural councils can make significant roadwork savings and efficiencies. As with most rural areas, unsealed roads make up…

  • Mayors unite against hate

    Mayors unite against hate

    Mayor of Glen Eira City Council in eastern Melbourne has become the first to sign up to a campaign urging mayors to stand against racial…

  • Coastal council sets the pace on climate

    Douglas Shire has become the first Council in Queensland to complete the first two phases of a Coastal Hazard Adaptation Strategy (CHAS) under the State…

  • Editorial

    One has to feel for Gladys Berejiklian. Left to clean up the mess of her predecessor, the current New South Wales premier has had a…

  • Climate control

    Climate control

    New research shows that Australian local governments are tackling climate change without relying on help from other levels of government – and increasingly sharing their…

  • Apartment composting

    Apartment composting

    In partnership with Worm Lovers and Food Compost Food, the City of Stonnington in Melbourne has worked with local Owners Corporations to help set up…

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