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  • CCTV funding boost

    Local Governments’ efforts to improve community safety received a boost with the announcement of $4 million in Western Australian State Government grants for council CCTV…

  • Village Heart shines with national recognition

    Village Heart shines with national recognition

    The City of Prospect has announced that the Prospect Road Village Heart has just taken out its seventh prestigious award. Following recent recognition by the…

  • Tele-commuting at your service

    Tele-commuting at your service

    While customer service officer Kay Kinlyside works for a Melbourne metropolitan council, she does so by going to work 150 kilometres away in regional Victoria.…

  • Regions roads rated poorly

    The major roads of the Shore Regional Organisation of Councils (SHOROC) have been identified as high on the list of the Australia’s worst, with congestion…

  • Stage 1 of Lander No. 4 complete

    Stage 1 of Lander No. 4 complete

    The official launch of affordable housing development ‘Lander No.4’ recently took place, with the occasion marking the completion of stage one of the project which…

  • City of Gosnells

    City of Gosnells

  • Sustainability strategy

    Sustainability strategy

    Wodonga Council will target six priority areas including waste, water and food to ensure the future sustainability of the city. The council is one of…

  • Future Directions – From the City of Holdfast Bay, South Australia

    Future Directions – From the City of Holdfast Bay, South Australia

    Community participation supports a sustainable environment. How, as a small South Australian metropolitan coastal Council, do you create a sustainable environment? At the City of…

  • Linking with landowners

    Linking with landowners

    A focus on sustainable grazing and riparian management along an 11km reach of the Logan River will bring long-term whole-of-catchment benefits such as improved water…

  • Solar lights success

    The Shire of East Pilbara and BHP Billiton recently partnered in a project that aimed to provide a safer environment through the use of high…

  • Making the most of sunny days

    Alice Springs Town Council is making the most of the approximately 300 sunny days in Central Australia each year with solar installations at the Alice…

  • Recycled plastic turns the tide on deck maintenance*

    Recycled plastic turns the tide on deck maintenance*

    The waterfront boardwalk at Seaport in Launceston Tasmania was originally built in 2002 from Tasmanian Ironbark. However, even with regular maintenance, the Ironbark could not…

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