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  • Continuous improvement

    The City of Canterbury has strengthened its focus on process improvement and established a Business Improvement program at the start of this year. Business Improvement…

  • New research clarifies procurement patterns

    Earlier this year, a research project into low value procurement in Australian Local Government was conducted. The objective was to provide insights into below tender…

  • New way to pay rates

    New way to pay rates

    The City of Gold Coast in partnership with the Commonwealth Bank is transforming the way residents are able to pay their rates and water with…

  • You can use the power of a cooperative at a not for profit price*

    APS benefits offer tax, accounting, financial planning, mortage broking, insurance, loans, funeral cover, savings, investments, wills, estates and is a benevolent foundation. APS Tax &…

  • Editorial

    Whilst I was sitting at the Roads Congress in Ballarat last month I couldn’t help thinking about the year of 2015 as it comes to…

  • Leveling the shopping playing field

    Leveling the shopping playing field

    Leichhardt Council is preparing to take on mega mall operators by undertaking a major analysis of credit card data to determine which shops are needed…

  • Film festival challenges negative stereotyping

    Film festival challenges negative stereotyping

    A film exploring the many challenges of living with autism has been awarded first prize in this year’s AbleFest Short Film Competition, coordinated by Parramatta…

  • Planning Concerns

    Planning Concerns

    The Local Government Association of South Australia (LGA) has stated renewed concerns about the significant planning reforms that are currently being debated in the State’s…

  • Angst over National Stronger Regions funding

    Angst over National Stronger Regions funding

    Recipients of Round Two of the Commonwealth’s National Stronger Regions Fund have been announced, with majority of funding allocated to larger states. The National Stronger…

  • Adelaide plans to be world’s first carbon-neutral city

    Adelaide plans to be world’s first carbon-neutral city

    Lord Mayor of Adelaide City Council Martin Haese has visited the Paris Climate Conference (COP21) to speak about Adelaide’s plans to become the world’s first…

  • Cost shifting burden increases says LGNSW

    Cost shifting burden increases says LGNSW

    A report from the Local Government Association of New South Wales (LGNSW) has found NSW councils are being lumped with an extra $670 million financial…

  • Hackers help Council

    Hackers help Council

    Over a whirlwind three days, participants in the inaugural Sunshine Coast Hackfest have created apps that help solve common council problems. Throughout Hackfest 2015, hackers…

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