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Community hall upgrades
Upgrades to local halls in Baw Baw Shire have now been completed as part of funding received from the State Government’s ‘Putting Locals First –…
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ANZAC living memorials
Palmerston was the chosen location for the ANZAC Living Memorials program in the Northern Territory, after the City of Palmerston’s expressions of interest was accepted…
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Dumped cars scrapped
Isaac Regional Council has crushed and removed more than 150 illegally dumped car bodies from the Moranbah Common, with another 50 earmarked. The Moranbah Common,…
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Encouraging cybersafety and digital inclusion
Libraries play an important role in bridging the digital divide by providing opportunities for Australians of all ages to appreciate the benefits of technology, regardless…
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The Brolga lands in Darwin*
There was a time when the word ‘solid’ evoked a sense of stability and sturdiness. Replas is turning that idea on its head with its…
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Community hub granted extra four million dollars
The City of Gosnells has received a $4 million grant towards construction of the Mills Park community hub and sports facility in Beckenham. The Premier…
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Commitment to reconciliation
On June 3, during National Reconciliation Week, Mildura Rural City Council publicly committed to reconciliation by launching its first Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). An initiative…
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Remembrance Park opens
Tasmania’s Brighton Council recently installed a new public space, Remembrance Park, on the former Brighton Army Camp site. The new Park was officially launched to…
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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…
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Proposed vibrant cultural centre
The City of Melville has announced it has a significant opportunity to create an innovative and iconic library and cultural centre that will provide engaging,…
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Grant to regenerate CBD
Port Pirie Regional Council has secured a grant worth almost $1.4 million towards rejuvenating the city centre. The funding through the State Government’s Places for…
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Springing into festivities
The Mukinbudin Act-Belong-Commit Spring Festival started as a small event in 1997 and has, each year, grown in size and status. Now in its 19th…
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