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  • Spread the word*

    Spread the Word about APS Benefits and we will say thank you with $100. Sign up a new member and we normally reward you with…

  • The project management project

    When Nillumbik Shire Council CEO Stuart Burdack started three years ago, he introduced a strategy called ‘Future Directions’, which aimed to identify improvement initiatives across…

  • SSHED business accelerator turns 10

    Sutherland Shire Council has invested thousands of dollars into the Sutherland Shire Hub for Economic Development (SSHED) over the past decade to create local jobs,…

  • Turning the page on a new generation

    Turning the page on a new generation

    Research has revealed that Logan City Council’s ratepayers are getting twice as much bang for their buck from their libraries than the Queensland state average. In…

  • Securing Queen Victoria Market’s future

    Securing Queen Victoria Market’s future

    The City of Melbourne will make the largest investment in its history to preserve and renew the Queen Victoria Market, creating an expanded market precinct.…

  • Engineering synthetic sporting surfaces*

    The effects of prolonged drought conditions and recent rainfalls have had a negative impact on the quality and utilisation of natural turf sporting facilities throughout…

  • New systems set to revolutionise stakeholder interaction

    New systems set to revolutionise stakeholder interaction

    “Truth is ever to be found in the simplicity, and not in the multiplicity and confusion of things.” While he wasn’t a part of the…

  • Improving Business Efficiencies through Understanding & Consulting*

    Over the past thirteen years VersaDev has worked with councils across Australia with the purpose of delivering efficiencies and savings. The latest release of versaSRS…

  • Burning issue

    Burning issue

    Australia has watched nervously as fires raged across the Blue Mountains and threatened heavily populated areas of metropolitan Sydney. New South Wales Premier Barry O’Farrell…

  • Editorial

    Two months since the referendum on constitutional recognition was cancelled, it remains a topic of discussion – namely whether councils will be reimbursed for campaign…

  • Have your say… Letters to the editor

    Dear LG Focus:Earlier this month, I took the opportunity to present to the Independent Panel set up by the State Government to review the local…

  • Rail decision increases road safety risks

    The Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA) says abandonment of grain freight across Tier 3 Rail lines in the Wheatbelt could increase road safety risks…

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