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  • Town hall comes alive

    Town hall comes alive

    A Town Hall in Tasmania’s Huon Valley has been revitalised as a tourism hub that promotes one of the region’s strengths – delicious food. In…

  • Finding the balance in Launceston 2017

    “Be The Balance”, the theme of this year’s Australian Local Government Women’s Association biennial national conference Launceston, Tasmania 11-13 April 2017 reflects the organisation’s aim…

  • Improving Indigenous digital literacy

    Lake Macquarie City Council in New South Wales is helping to improve Indigenous digital literacy via its local libraries. Lake Mac Libraries and Indigenous Digital…

  • Taking environmental leadership – President’s comment

    Taking environmental leadership – President’s comment

    Caring for our local natural environment is an important part of any government and building a sustainable future for our residents and businesses is crucial…

  • Mayoral fund for flood victims

    Mayoral fund for flood victims

    After Cyclone Debbie hit in March, thousands of people in New South Wales and Queensland are facing an uncertain future. The Tweed region was severely…

  • Disadvantaged residents gain skills

    Disadvantaged residents gain skills

    Melton City Council in Victoria is championing efforts to help disadvantaged residents secure jobs, gain skills and develop career paths while delivering its outdoor services.…

  • Editorial

    As we went to press last month, communities across New South Wales and Queensland were steadying themselves and surveying the wreckage left by Cyclone Debbie…

  • Assault on the job

    Assault on the job

    Instances of abuse aimed at council officers are on the rise – is it time for better protections for staff and higher penalties for perpetrators?…

  • Indexation returns to financial assistance grants

    Councils can breath again following the Australian Government’s budget announcement to restore indexation to Financial Assistance Grants (FAGs) from 1 July 2017 as promised following…

  • Flood recovery moves forward

    Flood recovery moves forward

    Local Governments will now have the choice to use their own plant and equipment when rebuilding essential public assets damaged during the floods in February.…

  • Tropical urbanism scoops nation’s highest accolade

    An award-winning collaborative study into tropical urbanism has claimed the title of Australia’s Best Planning Idea – Small Project at the 2017 Planning Excellence Awards.…

  • Victorian budget welcomed by councils

    Victorian budget welcomed by councils

    Yesterday’s State Budget has been mostly well received by Victorian councils although there were a few sticking points. A flagship item is $1.9 billion towards…

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