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  • No rules, no recipes

    No rules, no recipes

    A cooking program hosted by Dorset Council in Tasmania is encouraging men to become confident in the kitchen. It takes a lot of courage to…

  • Sculpting accessible art

    Sculpting accessible art

    Frankston City Council is building on its reputation for stunning beachside sculpture by implementing a new collection of public artworks. Since the first annual Sand…

  • Land purchased for parks and reserves

    The City of Gosnells in Western Australia places great value on the benefits of high quality public open space. The City recently comprehensively assessed the…

  • A community of foodies

    A community of foodies

    In remote South Australia, Roxby Council is ensuring its residents stay informed about healthy food choices.  Council has successfully partnered with UnitingCare Wesley Country SA…

  • Reconnecting river and community

    Katherine Town Council is rejuvenating the area around the Katherine River and its Hot Springs. The genesis for the project came from the community and…

  • Training brains at the library

    Training brains at the library

    A brain training program at Gunnedah Shire Council Library was initially aimed at older residents, but has expanded due to high demand. The regional New…

  • Improving customer service

    Coffs Harbour City Council is seeking to improve its customer service, by gaining direct input from the people it serves. The Council recently exhibited a…

  • Art workshops help bridge the gap

    Art workshops help bridge the gap

    As part of this year’s NAIDOC week, world-renowned contemporary Aboriginal artist Lloyd Hornsby Gawura hosted art workshops across Isaac Regional Council. Returning for the third…

  • Cooling down the city

    Cooling down the city

    The City of Perth aims to plant approximately 450 new trees annually for the next four years to help cool its streets and public spaces. Lord…

  • From beer to books

    From beer to books

    Bega Valley Shire Council found a creative solution for a pub that was up for sale. The community around Tura Beach on the New South…

  • Wood encouragement policy good for the community and planet*

    Wood encouragement policy good for the community and planet*

    Local, state and national governments around the world are working hard to find ways to help tackle climate change. Local governments in particular are often…

  • Parks and Leisure Australia National Award finalists

    FOCUS on community services, leisure, parks & gardens

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