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Rate capping
President’s comment. The 2016/17 financial year will see the Victorian Government’s rates capping framework come into full effect, which has been set at the Consumer…
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Cities tackle homelessness
The Cities of Joondalup and Wanneroo are working together to develop a Regional Homelessness Strategy. A recent report from Shelter WA found there was a…
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A bright future for clean energy
The Western Downs Regional Council’s recent approval to establish a Solar Farm at Kogan is a remarkable example of co-existence and the diverse capabilities of…
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Infrastructure Levy in action
More than $600,000 worth of renewal works to buildings at six Willoughby City Council sportsgrounds commenced in January 2016. Council has committed to bring, and…
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NSW council amalgamations have a potential silver lining – The Good Oil by Rod Brown
Many councils across New South Wales (NSW) are upset as a result of the amalgamations recommended in the ‘Fit for Future’ process. KPMG is copping…
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Youth embrace creative pathways
The creativity, vitality and energy that exists amongst the City of Maribyrnong’s young people across all aspects of city life is noticeable – and commendable.…
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Heritage Rail Trail awarded
The District Council of Peterborough drives home a major tourism award. A disused railway line, a string of tiny towns and a single idea from…
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Councillor profiles – This month from Katherine Town Council, Northern Territory
Growth and declineWithout a doubt the greatest challenge faced by council is not having the funding to do what we would like to do “sooner…
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Councillor profiles – This month from City of Palmerston, Nothern Territory
Burgeoning epicentrePalmerston is a dynamic young city in all senses; it is only 32 years old with a median age of 28 (30 percent under…
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Small business boost in the new west
Three initiatives by the Penrith City Council are designed to support small business and encourage investors. Penrith City Council has committed to being ‘small business…
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Funds for land improvement
Landholders striving to improve or maintain the environment on their properties are encouraged to apply for Bathust Regional Council’s grants of up to $10,000. Introduced…
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Council endorses Reconciliation Action Plan
Mount Alexander Shire Council recently adopted the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Action Plan for Reconciliation at its Ordinary Meeting of Council. The action plan…
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