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  • Glowing progress on bulk street lighting changeover

    More than 1,700 streetlights in Baw Baw Shire have had globes replaced with energy efficient LED lights since November. The $1.22 million changeover project is…

  • Green Army hits Eastfield Park

    Green Army hits Eastfield Park

    A Green Army team commenced work at Eastfield Park, Croydon, where they will carry out a variety of works as part of the Eastfield Park…

  • Open day opens the way*

    Open day opens the way*

    The Cootamundra Soil Recycling Facility (SRF) conducted a very successful open day for interested people to walk the site and have the process of soil…

  • Council switches to solar

    The Hamilton Indoor Leisure and Aquatic Centre (HILAC) is leading by example and using solar power to reduce its carbon footprint and contribute to a…

  • Raphael Park floodlighting upgrade

    Raphael Park floodlighting upgrade

    The Town of Victoria Park has provided an illuminating experience for community members and junior sporting clubs, with the launch of six new floodlighting towers…

  • Uptipity open for business

    The City of Launceston has officially opened the newly redeveloped Launceston Waste Centre, including new re-sale shop Uptipity. Last year the Council embarked on a…

  • Delivering high quality water

    Delivering high quality water

    The Burdekin Shire Council has delivered higher quality water to residents living in Ayr and Brandon following the construction of a new pipeline and bore…

  • Waste under control

    The City of Boroondara has recently purchased a new yard tractor to handle waste transfers to its busy waste and recycling depot in Victoria. The…

  • Recover your unsealed roads without re-sheeting*

    Re-sheeting was once the norm when maintaining unsealed roads. As the challenge of sourcing good materials continues to rise, there are several factors to consider…

  • JRA Datashare Professional

    JRA Datashare Professional

  • Rates confusion looms

    Rates confusion looms

    Outgoing Local Government Association of South Australia (LGASA) President Mayor David O’Loughlin has warned that thousands of Council rates notices may need to be pulped…

  • Lighting projections to commemorate ANZAC centenary

    Lighting projections to commemorate ANZAC centenary

    In the week leading up to ANZAC Day, Local Government Focus will be highlighting some of the events local governments are hosting to commemorate the…

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