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  • Cemetery restoration honours cultural diversity

    The Shire of Christmas Island has been awarded the ‘Peter MacLean Award’ by the Cemetery and Crematorium Association WA, for the Christmas Island Cemeteries Restoration…

  • Sharing financial knowledge

    Sponsored by Litchfield Council with an assistance grant from the Department of Local Government, the two-day training session focused on the role of council and…

  • Seaside precinct upgraded

    Seaside precinct upgraded

    The City of Charles Sturt recently completed an $8.4 million redevelopment of Henley Square, one of Adelaide’s most popular coastal destinations. Completed in December, the…

  • Councillor profiles – This month from Mayor Jordan Crugnale, Bass Coast Shire,Victoria

    Councillor profiles – This month from Mayor Jordan Crugnale, Bass Coast Shire,Victoria

    The environment is our economyOur character, natural environment and the space that surrounds us in Bass Coast Shire defines us; it is why we live,…

  • Councillor profiles – This month from Mayor James Dooley, Frankston City Council, Victoria

    Councillor profiles – This month from Mayor James Dooley, Frankston City Council, Victoria

    Sustainable city Frankston is both a dormitory city and regional that serves South East Melbourne and the wider Mornington Peninsula and Westernport regions. It supports…

  • Promoting flexible working

    Ahead of its move to an expansive new site, the City of Casey in Victoria is becoming a champion of flexible working. The City is…

  • Name to stay the same

    After ongoing controversy, Blacktown City Council has voted to keep its name. Last month, after a two-hour long debate, Blacktown City Council voted along party…

  • CIVENEX 2016*

    Australia’s premier infrastructure industry Expo, CIVENEX, will add seminars to the 2016 program to enhance its information supply to industry members who attend the event…

  • Street art brings vibrancy from Wall to Wall

    Street art brings vibrancy from Wall to Wall

    The unlikely combination of a peaceful rural town and cutting edge street art has proved a winner for Benalla Rural City, which recently hosted the…

  • Runs on the board for sustainable sports grounds

    Runs on the board for sustainable sports grounds

    The City of Mandurah has delivered an environmentally-sustainable water supply for two school ovals and created a new, two-hectare reserve for the growing Western Australian…

  • Volunteers make a difference

    Volunteers make a difference

    A free training course run by Sunshine Coast Council provides volunteer tutors with the specialised skills needed to teach adult literacy. Community Programs Portfolio Councillor…

  • Tasmanian Councils share services and save

    Tasmanian Councils share services and save

    Sharing services and information technology is set to save Tasmanian councils up to $2.3 million this financial year. The Local Government Common Services Joint Venture…

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