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  • Quambatook stalwart honoured

    Quambatook stalwart honoured

    An unnamed track located between the Quambatook Bowling Club and Quambatook Lawn Tennis Club will be named after a Quambatook stalwart. Gannawarra Shire Council approved…

  • AI technology helping keep Logan safe

    AI technology helping keep Logan safe

    Surveillance just got smarter in the City of Logan with more cameras and new AI technology helping to keep suburbs safe. New mobile and covert…

  • Urgent funding increase needed

    Urgent funding increase needed

    The interim report from the Federal Parliament’s inquiry into local government sustainability highlights the urgent need for increased funding to Australia’s 537 local governments according…

  • Shape communities with IPWEA

    Shape communities with IPWEA

    The role civil engineers, asset management, infrastructure, and public works professionals play within local government and our communities is critical. Whether it’s the long-term custodianship…

  • Redtape reduction task force announced

    Redtape reduction task force announced

    The Queensland Government has delivered on its 100 Day Plan commitment and appointed highly respected public sector executive, Andrew Chesterman, to lead its Local Government…

  • New Morayfield Skate Park honours local skating legend

    New Morayfield Skate Park honours local skating legend

    More than 300 skaters and local families attended the opening of the Morayfield Skate Park in City of Moreton Bay on Saturday 22 February. Mayor…

  • Boral trials recycled sand

    Boral trials recycled sand

    Boral Limited has trialled a new recycled sand for concrete using crushed glass from end-of-life and damaged solar panels. Currently undergoing trials, it has been…

  • Protect lone workers while staying compliant

    Protect lone workers while staying compliant

    Local governments face a rapidly evolving landscape of safety regulations when it comes to lone and remote workers. Technological advances only make things more challenging.…

  • Interim report sparks hope

    Interim report sparks hope

    The Federal Government’s interim Local Government Sustainability has sparked hope for the NSW Country Mayors Association. “Rural and regional Councils in NSW have been doing…

  • Success time for Burdekin VICs

    Success time for Burdekin VICs

    The Burdekin Shire’s Visitor Information Centres (VICs) in Ayr and Home Hill have closed the books on a successful 2024, welcoming over 11,000 visitors to…

  • Horner ends long career with Shoalhaven Water

    Horner ends long career with Shoalhaven Water

    Shoalhaven Water Director, Rob Horner, has retired after a long and distinguished 29-year career with Council’s water utility. Mr Horner joined Shoalhaven Water as a…

  • Interim CEO for Moree Plains

    Interim CEO for Moree Plains

    Following the December resignation of Council’s permanent General Manager, Council has welcomed experienced General Manager Natalia Cowley to the role on an interim basis. Ms…

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