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  • Supporting active mums

    Supporting active mums

    Noosa Shire Council is hosting a program aimed at supporting post-natal mothers to stay active. Almost 200 mums registered to take part in a wide…

  • Showing the way for all abilities

    Benalla Rural City will soon launch a mobility and access map, highlighting facilities and paths accessible to people of all abilities. Made possible by funding…

  • Interpreting the land

    Interpreting the land

    The Budj Bim landscape, located in Victoria’s Glenelg Shire, has received funding to attract international tourism. An $8 million investment from the Victorian Government was…

  • Easy being green

    Isaac Regional Council in Queensland is using efficient irrigation to keep turf green with recycled water in Moranbah. Chief Executive Officer Rod Ferguson said the…

  • Housing intervention

    City of Ryde Council in Sydney has adopted an Affordable Housing Policy that aims to alleviate the burgeoning housing affordability crisis. The policy aims to…

  • Friendliest neighbours rewarded

    Friendliest neighbours rewarded

    The City of Melville in Perth has honoured its friendliest residents. On 6 April, six residents were named the City’s Friendliest Neighbours in a ceremony…

  • Coastal path becoming infrastructure showpiece

    Coastal path becoming infrastructure showpiece

    Newcastle’s revamped Bathers Way path “could rival Sydney’s Bondi to Bronte Walk and Victoria’s Great Ocean Road,” according to the Lord Mayor. Newcastle residents have…

  • Expansion plans for library receive boost

    Expansion plans for library receive boost

    Tweed Shire Council has welcomed State funding for a project to redesign and expand the Tweed Heads Library. The New South Wales Public Library Infrastructure…

  • Honouring Indigenous diggers

    Mildura Rural City Council in Victoria has long been pushing for a war memorial to specifically honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander diggers, and it…

  • Disability services centre to boost local economy

    Disability services centre to boost local economy

    Redland City Council in Queensland is transforming underutilised Council-owned land into a multi-million dollar community and disability services centre. Construction work recently begun on the…

  • Understanding ageing

    Understanding ageing

    The City of Albany in Western Australia has hosted the first regional meeting of the Age-Friendly Communities Network. The network includes members from local governments,…

  • Controlling asbestos dangers

    Cessnock City Council is utilising an online reporting tool to track asbestos within the area. Cessnock’s Waste and Reuse Centre has installed an asbestos tracking…

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