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  • Recycling a way of life for Aussies…but that doesn’t necessarily mean we’re a nation of greenies

    Recycling a way of life for Aussies…but that doesn’t necessarily mean we’re a nation of greenies

    Just in time for National Recycling Week, the latest findings from Roy Morgan Research show that recycling has become almost second nature for the vast…

  • Mayors going global for climate and energy*

    Local Government has always been an early adopter and innovator in facing the challenges of climate change. Following the historic Paris Climate Agreement in 2015,…

  • Councils converge after Hazelwood closure

    Councils converge after Hazelwood closure

    Local Government Areas in Victoria’s La Trobe Valley have vowed to come together to advocate for the region in the wake of the scheduled closure…

  • Embracing active transport

    Embracing active transport

    The plan, launched in conjunction with an Ipswich National Ride2Work Day event, builds on the work of the recently endorsed iGO City of Ipswich Transport…

  • Important challenges ahead for local government

    Mayor Troy PickardALGA President In my final column as President of ALGA, I would like to reflect on my past two years as President as…

  • Feeling spent

    Feeling spent

    As Australia’s local governments take on more expenditure responsibility each year, ongoing financial sustainability is becoming an increasing concern. The Queensland local government sector received…

  • Getting it started

    Bundaberg Regional Council in Queensland is playing a key role in encouraging tech entrepreneurship across the region via startupBundaberg. People with a great idea sometimes…

  • TV crowdfunding a collaborative success

    TV crowdfunding a collaborative success

    The Borough of Queenscliffe in coastal Victoria recently coordinated a successful crowdfunding campaign with local traders to help boost the region’s tourism brand. Small in…

  • Geocaching visits the Surf Coast

    Surf Coast Shire Council in Victoria is preparing to host a geocaching event that will see up to 1000 people converge on the region. Described…

  • Learning about bushtucker

    Learning about bushtucker

    Campbelltown City Council has launched a series of bushwalking tours through the Dharawal National Park, an area rich with Indigenous heritage. The project, run collaboratively…

  • New skin for iconic rhinos

    New skin for iconic rhinos

    Ahead of hosting the Artlands Conference, Dubbo Regional Council granted their iconic rhino statues a fresh lick of paint. Local high school students were invited…

  • Crab Fest sets sights on tourism award

    Mandurah’s signature annual event, the Channel 7 Mandurah Crab Fest, is competing for the 2016 Perth Airport Western Australian Tourism Awards, hosted by the Tourism…

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