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  • SA councils consider sharing

    SA councils consider sharing

    South Australian Councils could share management of regional airports, community waste water management systems and waste landfills, under proposals being considered by the Local Government…

  • Keeping highways clean

    Keeping highways clean

    Residents and visitors are encouraged to keep the Maranoa a beautiful place, with the launch of the Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection’s (EHP)…

  • Threatened species found

    Threatened species found

    As if right on cue for today’s National Threatened Species Day, a rare type of flying-fox has been spotted by Sunshine Coast Council officers. The…

  • Bendigo to discuss way forward on Federation

    Bendigo to discuss way forward on Federation

    The City of Greater Bendigo will host a major public discussion on Thursday to discuss the best way forward for Australian democracy following the recent…

  • Grant freeze hurts Baw Baw Shire Council

    Grant freeze hurts Baw Baw Shire Council

    Baw Baw Shire Council has reported adverse effects from the three-year Federal Government freeze on the indexation of Financial Assistance Grants, introduced in the 2014/15…

  • New lights for oval

    Hornsby Shire Council is currently installing new lighting at Hornsby’s Mark Taylor Oval that will bring the sportsground up to the current Australian standard. Hornsby…

  • Finance still frustrates

    Finance still frustrates

    The Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) has hosted delegates from across Australia at the 2015 National General Assembly (NGA) in Canberra from June 15–17. Featuring…

  • Editorial

    At the National General Assembly of Local Government in Canberra last month, Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss made the following statement: “Make no mistake, this…

  • 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…

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