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  • drumMUSTER celebrates 25 million drums

    drumMUSTER celebrates 25 million drums

    When Konnongorring farmer Nathan Davey delivered drumMUSTER’s 25 millionth drum on 20 March 2015 to the Goomalling collection site, he had no idea what it…

  • Four awards, six months

    Four awards, six months

    Redland City Council has received its fourth commendation in less than six months for its work on its two Priority Development Area projects. Redland City…

  • Councils learning from Councils*

    Have ever you wondered what information, ideas and inspiration are shared among Local Government Areas? Or considered why council employees are so open to learning…

  • Leading learning practices

    Leading learning practices

    For over a decade, Port Macquarie-Hastings Council (PMHC) has been implementing a performance review process for staff based on the concept that no-one comes to…

  • App makes parking easier

    App makes parking easier

    From 1 May 2015, visitors to the Wollongong City Centre will be able to use a free mobile app to pay for parking in Council-managed…

  • Courses to help staff excel*

    Councils are increasingly being ‘gifted’ difficult policy areas by state governments across the country. Strengthening the skills of your existing staff to design strong, efficient…

  • Noongar language classes start

    Noongar language classes start

    The City of Melville will be hosting Noongar language classes, with classes for both children and adults on offer. City of Melville Mayor Russell Aubrey…

  • Grants bring action packed events

    Grants bring action packed events

    From bucking broncos at country campdrafts to a tennis tournament in Middlemount, Isaac Regional Council has given grants to bring action packed events to the…

  • Tackling youth unemployment

    Holroyd City Council partnered with South West Connect, TAFE SWSi and TAFE WorldSkills to address youth unemployment and skills shortages in Sydney’s South West by…

  • Council streamlines recruitment process

    Tweed Shire Council is about to move to a new fully integrated online recruitment system, which will streamline application processes and speed up the recruitment…

  • Commitment to small business

    Commitment to small business

    Lake Macquarie City is set to become even more small-business friendly with Mayor of Lake Macquarie, Councillor Jodie Harrison and Council’s General Manager, Brian Bell,…

  • APS Benefits financial services*

    Do you need any assistance in these professional and financial services? Tax and Accounting: Whether it is setting up a business, managing a superannuation fund…

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