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  • Reconciliation plan approved

    Reconciliation plan approved

    Cockburn Council has endorsed the City’s fourth Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), since adopting its first – and becoming the first Perth Local Government to do…

  • Blue gum planted in honour of coronation

    Blue gum planted in honour of coronation

    The City of Hobart has marked Hobart-born Queen Mary’s coronation in Denmark with a landmark gift. In honour of Queen Mary and her husband’s King…

  • Hazard Assessment welcomed

    Hazard Assessment welcomed

    Kingston joins with the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) and the Association of Bayside Municipalities (ABM) in welcoming the State Government’s release of the Port…

  • Growing Armidale

    Growing Armidale

    A new plan to grow the region over the next 20 years has been put on display by Armidale Shire Council. The plan, known as…

  • Remembering Black Saturday

    Remembering Black Saturday

    Fifteen years after the catastrophic Black Saturday bushfires in regional Victoria, which killed 173 people and destroyed more than 2000 homes, bushfire survivors and former…

  • Councillor confirmed for Hobart

    Councillor confirmed for Hobart

    The Tasmanian Electoral Commission has confirmed that Will Coats has been elected to the Hobart City Council on a recount. The position became available following…

  • More cross-border cooperation

    More cross-border cooperation

    Mayor Mark Johnson and Goondiwindi’s Mayor Lawrence Springborg signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in the Moree Plains Shire Council Chambers, 9 November 2023 to…

  • Long-term partnership to tackle waste management challenges

    Long-term partnership to tackle waste management challenges

    The City of Gold Coast will partner with JJ’s Waste and Recycling to deal with the challenges of waste management on the Gold Coast, including…

  • Queensland’s first welcoming city

    Queensland’s first welcoming city

    Logan City Council’s efforts to be a more welcoming and inclusive city have been recognised in a Queensland-first. The council applied in August to join…

  • Preparing for fire

    Preparing for fire

    A new fire-retardant paint, formulated by engineers at UNSW Sydney, has become the first to pass a stringent Australian standard test that simulates a bushfire…

  • New sporting facilities for Penrith

    New sporting facilities for Penrith

    Penrith will have even more high-quality sports facilities on offer when the Gipps Street Recreation Precinct opens in Claremont Meadows next year. The 32-hectare precinct…

  • Raising money and having fun

    Raising money and having fun

    On Tuesday, 28 November, International Greenkeepers held the first Two Ball One Stick Challenge at Cammeray Golf Club in Sydney to raise awareness for men’s…

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