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  • Taxing time

    Taxing time

    Taxation and the distribution of funding in Australia could drastically change depending on the outcome of the Tax White Paper, currently being developed in allignment…

  • Editorial

    I started work at LG Focus in February 2014 right after I graduated from university. At the time I had a very limited understanding of…

  • Have your say… Letters to the editor

    Dear LG Focus, Local Government is assailed by many community, government and quasi-government bodies for participation and support,Councils have to choose carefully before committing resources…

  • Knowing the facts about ice

    Renmark Paringa Council collaborated with Riverland Regional Health Service, South Australia Police, Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia and ABC Riverland to hold a forum…

  • Standing shoulder-to-shoulder with COAG Leaders to address inter-governmental challenges

    Standing shoulder-to-shoulder with COAG Leaders to address inter-governmental challenges

    Last month I attended what was a very important and historic COAG Leaders’ Retreat which provided the opportunity for full and frank discussions between leaders…

  • Physical activity decline a growing concern for councils – Presidents comment

    Physical activity decline a growing concern for councils – Presidents comment

    Karl Benz patented the gasoline powered motor vehicle in 1886. So began the world’s love affair with car travel and a corresponding decline in physical…

  • Keeping rates low

    Victorian councils have kept the average rate increase to a 10-year low of 3.8 percent, or $67, The Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) has announced.…

  • Planning for a better deal

    Planning for a better deal

    The Association of Mining Related Councils (AMRC) has been working with the Department of Planning and Environment to help councils get a better deal for…

  • Toddlers help launch My First Library Card

    Toddlers help launch My First Library Card

    More than 80 babies, toddlers and parents attended a teddy bears’ picnic to celebrate the launch of Sunshine Coast Council’s My First Library Card at…

  • Recycling boosted by 50 percent

    Recycling boosted by 50 percent

    The City of Monash has installed a $79,200 state-of-the-art cardboard compactor at the Monash Waste Transfer and Recycling Station to make recycling easier. Monash Mayor…

  • New innovative products for telling stories and delivering information*

    Deep Creek Digital (DCD) specialises in telling stories in places that people gather, from aquariums to zoos. We supply very advanced multimedia products for parks…

  • Sharing ideas across borders – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    Last month my wife and I headed to the UK for some family stuff, to attend a conference and to escape the Canberra winter. Aussies…

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