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  • Rise in percentage of female councillors

    Rise in percentage of female councillors

    President’s comment Last month Victoria became the first State Government to set gender targets for elected councillors and mayors. The State Government also promised support…

  • Automated meters save water and money

    Automated meters save water and money

    Federation Council recently completed a water meter replacement and Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) project, which is already having a positive impact on the local community.…

  • Music video helps residents prepare

    The Banana Shire in Queensland has run a successful community engagement program to prepare residents for natural disaster – which included filming an educational music…

  • 100 years of local government

    100 years of local government

    Renmark Paringa Council in South Australia recently celebrated 100 years of local government in the area. To mark the occasion the community gathered at the…

  • Editorial

    No doubt many of us breathed a sigh of relief as we flicked our calendars over and ushered in the New Year. Local Government had…

  • The year ahead

    The year ahead

    As we settle into the new working year, Australia’s state and territory local government associations tell us what’s on the horizon for their member councils…

  • Adelaide to become 10 Gigabit city

    Adelaide to become 10 Gigabit city

    The City of Adelaide is moving ahead with plans to create a ‘Ten Gigabit Network’, which aims to position the South Australian capital as a…

  • Studies show cost effective Olympic Games secure gold for bid cities

    Investigations are underway into a potential South East Queensland (SEQ) bid for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. A study released this week estimates a…

  • LGNSW weighs in on state planning reform

    LGNSW weighs in on state planning reform

    Local Government NSW (LGNSW) has raised concerns over the NSW Government’s overhaul of the state’s planning system. NSW Planning Minister Rob Stokes said the proposed…

  • Perth councils divided over Roe 8 project

    Councils across metropolitan Perth are polarised over the announcement that Labor would not support the controversial Roe 8 development if elected in the forthcoming State…

  • Local government leaders explore latest in innovation

    Local government leaders explore latest in innovation

    Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) representatives and business executives dedicated to helping councils lift their productivity will soon embark on an international tour to…

  • PM ducking responsibility on housing affordability

    PM ducking responsibility on housing affordability

    Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull appears to be ducking responsibility on the issue of housing affordability, Local Government New South Wales (LGNSW) said today. LGNSW President…

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