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  • What role, councils?

    What role, councils?

    A new year has heralded a new beginning for many councils across Australia. In the Northern Territory, eight ‘super shires’ have become regional councils, which…

  • Editorial

    In 2002, as part of Refugee Week celebrations, 15 local government areas in Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia were declared Refugee Welcome Zones.…

  • Have your say… Letters to the editor

    Dear LG Focus:Legislation amending the northern territory local government actChange is forthcoming with the Northern Territory government successfully amending the Northern Territory Local Government Act…

  • Roads paved with glass: changing for the best

    Roads paved with glass: changing for the best

    There is no denying the biggest national issue, and indeed global challenge, is tackling climate change. There’s also no denying councils are in a time…

  • Lack of gender equity means local government is missing out

    Lack of gender equity means local government is missing out

    The lack of women at senior management level and as elected representatives is a weakness of local government. The Australian Local Government Women’s Association (ALGWA)…

  • From Assets to Z

    From Assets to Z

    Lake Macquarie Council believes a “whole-of-life” approach is key to managing infrastructure assets and the approach is yielding dividends. By combining asset knowledge and data…

  • LGE2014 – Local Government Executives National Conference, Novotel Pacific Bay Resort, Coffs Harbour, 4–7 March 2014*

    The overwhelming success of the inaugural Local Government Executives (LGE) Conference in March 2013 has prompted Coffs Harbour City Council to run the forum as…

  • Geared2Drive takes to the road

    Geared2Drive (G2D) is a pilot program developed to support young people aged 16 to 25 years in gaining their provisional driver’s licence. The program’s main…

  • Superworking®*

    High performing executives can often be described as natural or talented which can imply that their achievements are beyond the reach of the rest of…

  • Intelligent debate on industry policy please

    The Abbott Government faces interesting times in 2014 on the industry front. The critical question is whether it is willing to modify its laissez-faire approach…

  • A catalyst for regeneration

    A catalyst for regeneration

    Bingara, in the Shire of Gwydir, faces problems similar to other parts of rural Australia: declining population with resultant lack of employment opportunities; withdrawal of…

  • Goulburn Mulwaree Council shines a light with solar power

    Goulburn Mulwaree Council is encouraging sustainability across many domestic and business uses including water re-use, innovative waste recycling and solar power installation. The Council has…

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