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  • Supporting local producers

    Supporting local producers

    In a bid to prove manufacturing isn’t dead, Marrickville Council has established a program to support local food producers. Five years ago, Marrickville Council –…

  • Strategic student collaboration

    Seven students from La Trobe University Bendigo are working with the City of Greater Bendigo’s Economic Development Unit to update one of the City’s key…

  • Future Directions by City of Canning

    Future Directions by City of Canning

    Private enterprise and local government collaborate to promote sustainable design in the City of Canning. The City of Canning is a large metropolitan Council located…

  • Supporting the evening economy

    Supporting the evening economy

    When it comes to laneway bars and cafés, Wollongong is making its mark as a go-to destination. In the past two years, up to 50…

  • Boost for community services

    The Fairfield Youth and Community Centre celebrated its official opening last month, providing a major expansion to Fairfield City Council’s community services. Deputy Prime Minister…

  • Remote tourism

    Remote tourism

    Tourists can now drive regular vehicles to experience the rock art and dot-painting tours offered in the Wallace Rockhole community, situated in MacDonnell Regional Council,…

  • Install & Remove Posts With One Tool!*

    Councils all around Australia are always looking at ways to assist their staff with healthy options in the workplace. In the Public Works departments the…

  • Activating mainstreet

    Activating mainstreet

    For the past two years, the Town of Victoria Park has been running an extremely successful program aimed at activating the Albany Highway main street,…

  • Local Government and Economic Development*

    Local Government and Economic Development*

    By Sasha Lennon In my travels throughout Australia’s cities, regions and more remote communities, it’s clear to me that local government, whether large or small,…

  • Tourism sights set on reserve

    Tourism sights set on reserve

    Central Highlands Regional Council has plans to encourage eco-tourism to the historic Rifle Range Reserve. The sky is an unblemished blue; it’s already sweat-prickly warm…

  • Three Sisters success

    The Blue Mountains City Council area attracts more than four million visitors a year, making it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Australia.…

  • Visitors choose their own adventure

    Penrith City Council has launched a campaign to position the area as an exciting adventure capital. Sitting on the outskirts of Sydney and at the…

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