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  • Increasing first aid training

    Noosa Council celebrated Heart Week by promoting Walking Groups in Tewantin and Pomona and providing first aid training for 60 hardworking local volunteers. Community Development…

  • ‘Internet of Things’ creates smart park

    ‘Internet of Things’ creates smart park

    Bins that alert the City when they are almost full, sensors that monitor weather and noise conditions and car parks that tell drivers if there…

  • Looking ahead – President’s comment

    Looking ahead – President’s comment

    The 2017-18 Federal Budget last month saw the government deliver on its promise to councils to restore indexation to Financial Assistance Grants (FAGs), worth around…

  • Capturing local history

    Capturing local history

    Creative Regions is working with Bundaberg Regional Council to develop a history trail for the Bundaberg CBD area. The initiative, which will allow residents and…

  • Go plastic free this July

    Go plastic free this July

    By 2050 it is estimated there will be more plastic than fish in the world’s oceans. To stop the waste, the nation is asked to…

  • Editorial

    Local governments across Australia breathed a collective sigh of relief on budget night as the Federal Government decided to reinstate local government Financial Assistance Grants…

  • New solar initiative marks World Environment Day

    New solar initiative marks World Environment Day

    Across the globe, people are making the effort to reconnect with their natural surrounds for World Environment Day and a group of Sydney councils are…

  • Life membership awarded

    Life membership awarded

    The National President of the Australian Local Government Women’s Association (ALGWA) Councillor Coral Ross was awarded a Life Membership by the Victorian Branch at their…

  • NSW government rethinks fire levy

    The New South Wales local government sector today welcomed the State Government’s announcement that it would not push ahead with the introduction of its council-collected…

  • Historic week marks reconciliation progress and pain

    Historic week marks reconciliation progress and pain

    National Reconciliation Week is held annually from 27 May until 3 June; the two dates mark the 1967 referendum on Indigenous rights and the Mabo…

  • Recovery grants extended to flood-affected communities across north coast

    Recovery grants extended to flood-affected communities across north coast

    The clean-up following Cyclone Debbie continues across Queensland and northern New South Wales and individuals and businesses will be recovering for years to come. Minister…

  • Property valuation reforms could have unintended results

    Property valuation reforms could have unintended results

    The Victorian Government’s plan to hand responsibility for property valuations to the Valuer General’s office has met with disapproval from the Municipal Association of Victoria…

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