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  • Have your say… Letters to the editor

    Dear LG FocusRecently the State Government’s bill to privatise 49 percent of the electricity network passed through the senate, creating a $20 billion piggy bank…

  • Joint statement on asylum seekers

    Joint statement on asylum seekers

    Greater Dandenong Mayor Councillor Sean O’Reilly and Councillor Roz Blades recently presented a Joint Statement on Asylum Seekers Living in the Community to Senator the…

  • Women’s council representation better than boards

    Following a University of Western Australia/Committee for Perth joint report on gender participation and representation in Local Government, the Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA)…

  • The voice of local government must be heard in the reform processes

    The voice of local government must be heard in the reform processes

    The sudden release of a Discussion Paper for the Reform of Federation on June 24 has highlighted the need for all tiers of government and…

  • Winning together – Presidents comment

    Winning together – Presidents comment

    In May this year Local Government SA demonstrated the power of working together to ensure winning outcomes for communities. South Australia has more than 160,000…

  • Installation of carved poles

    Shoalhaven City Council has worked with the Jerrinja Local Aboriginal Land Council in undertaking the installation of eight carved poles on Crookhaven Headland. The eight…

  • Nominate for Australian of the Year

    The Australia Day Council of New South Wales has invited Dubbo residents to nominate inspirational Australians from their community for the 2016 Australian of the…

  • Youth sports assistance tips $100,000

    Youth sports assistance tips $100,000

    A milestone in youth health and wellbeing was recently achieved with vouchers issued by Margaret River Recreation Centre under the Western Australian State Government’s Kidsport…

  • Leading energy storage incentive

    In an Australian first,  Adelaide City businesses, residents, schools and community organisations will now be offered an incentive of up to $5,000 for installing energy…

  • Partnership with Aboriginal research centre

    The City of Fremantle is pleased to announce a partnership with Pindi Pindi, an Aboriginal-owned and operated research centre for community wellbeing. The partnership will…

  • Time for feds to re-engage with cities – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    About six months after taking office, the Abbott Government quietly closed its Major Cities Unit within the Department of Infrastructure. It was all part of…

  • Community satisfaction a record high

    A random telephone survey has found that community satisfaction with Warringah Council is at record highs, with 94 percent of the population ‘somewhat’ to ‘very’…

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