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  • Grand plan for Conargo

    Conargo Shire Council has developed a bold plan to reinvent their villages and encourage visitors to stop and spend time exploring the unique landscape and…

  • School holiday sessions a laugh out loud hit

    School holiday sessions a laugh out loud hit

    There was lots of laughter in the Latrobe Regional Gallery during the winter school holidays with children participating in the gallery’s holiday program. Latrobe City…

  • Playing for better health

    Moreland City Council is linking forces with Moreland’s Australian Rules football clubs to talk about mental illness. The ALLPLAY series of workshops, designed to raise…

  • Sports complex sets a new standard

    Sutherland Shire Council has celebrated a highly commended for the new Ridge Sports Complex at Barden Ridge in the Award for Open Space Development at…

  • Nautical adventures for Kingston kids

    Carrum Foreshore has become home to the City of Kingston’s newest playground, a creative space where children can imagine themselves in all sorts of nautical…

  • Libraries program connects prisoners

    An innovative program that supplies the Wooroloo Prison Farm with current books and DVDs is helping prisoners feel connected with loved ones. Shire of Mundaring…

  • Apple FunPark made accessible

    Apple FunPark made accessible

    Donnybrook’s Apple FunPark has been extended to cater for children of all ages and abilities in line with the Shire of Donnybrook-Ballingup’s Disability Access Inclusion…

  • Teaming up for parks and gardens

    Teaming up for parks and gardens

    Two Tasmanian Councils are taking a strategic approach to parks and gardens and ensuring the community is engaged in the process. The Circular Head and…

  • Gold Stars for Sustainability. Planet Footprint recognises high achievers.*

    Gold Stars for Sustainability. Planet Footprint recognises high achievers.*

    Planet Footprint, the Energy & Environment Scorekeeper has allocated Gold, Silver or Bronze status to all Australian councils who were subscribed to Planet Footprint for…

  • A creative spin on climate change

    Alpine Shire high school students have worked with an internationally acclaimed artist to explore a serious issue in a creative way. Alpine Shire Council is…

  • Greening Strathfieldsaye

    Members of the community have joined the City of Greater Bendigo in planting over 4,000 native trees and shrubs along Sheepwash Creek in Strathfieldsaye to…

  • Eco Angel clean up success

    Lake Macquarie City Council has hailed their first Eco Angel clean up as a tremendous success, with the help of more than 100 Lake Macquarie…

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