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  • At-call kerbside collections management processes*

    Wastedge.com has recently introduced best practise cloud systems for “At Call” hard-waste collections, allowing residents to book their own collections on council branded self-service portals…

  • Future Directions – From Waratah-Wynyard Council, Tasmania

    Future Directions – From Waratah-Wynyard Council, Tasmania

    Waratah-Wynyard Council, like many other councils, is looking to the future to ensure its ongoing sustainability. With external funding sources often unreliable, the General Manager…

  • Best practice procurement aids innovation*

    By Rob Cook, Marketing Manager, TenderLink Procurement is often seen as an administrative burden standing in the way of efficiency. Used incorrectly, it can be…

  • Open data encourages innovation

    Open data encourages innovation

    Moreton Bay Regional Council in Queensland has adopted a new Open Data Policy, opening up new opportunities for the region’s innovators and entrepreneurs. The new…

  • Tiny homes, big impact

    Tiny homes, big impact

    A sustainable design competition in the Northern Rivers in News South Wales is encouraging people to consider the value of tiny homes. Imagine a sustainable…

  • Shop vacancy rate at all-time low

    Moonee Valley City Council in metropolitan Victoria is implementing a range of initiatives to achieve one of the lowest shop vacancy rates in the state.…

  • Shop vacancy rate at all-time low

    Moonee Valley City Council in metropolitan Victoria is implementing a range of initiatives to achieve one of the lowest shop vacancy rates in the state.…

  • Separating fact from opinion: the key to true transparency*

    “You are entitled to your opinion. But you are not entitled to your own facts.”  It’s a quote often attributed to the late, great US…

  • Smart arts

    Smart arts

    Embracing arts and cultural tourism is paying dividends for regional areas. Before January this year, Yarriambiack Shire was most well known for its prolific wheat…

  • Editorial

    Mike Baird mustn’t have known what he was in for. If the New South Wales Premier could have predicted the long and bitter slog thrown…

  • Olympic legend launches conversation corner

    Olympic legend launches conversation corner

    Bundaberg Regional Council is encouraging residents to have meaningful conversations about their mental health. Olympic gold medallist and R U OK? Ambassador Libby Trickett helped…

  • New thinking on IT*

    Coffs Harbour City Council is organising the 19th Local Government Information Technology Conference at Novotel Pacific Bay Resort, Coffs Harbour, NSW, 2/4 November 2016. IT2016…

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