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  • Be prepared with ‘REDiPlan’

    The Town of Victoria Park in Western Australia is working with the Australian Red Cross in providing training for emergency preparedness to community members. In…

  • Water security a high priority

    With the not unexpected return to extended hot and dry conditions across the southeast, many councils have put water security high on the agenda for…

  • Councillor profiles – Local Government Focus

    President Barb Shaw, Barkly Shire Council, Northern Territory I have been an elected member for five years; four years as a councillor and more recently…

  • First step for Swan Hill’s riverfront

    First step for Swan Hill’s riverfront

    Swan Hill Rural City Council has initiated a community involvement process to develop the Swan Hill Riverfront Renewal Masterplan. The Masterplan focuses on all the…

  • Truckies ignore curfew

    Maribyrnong City Council recently passed a resolution calling on the Victorian Government to increase enforcement of truck curfews in the City and to reconsider the…

  • Council springs into Masters Games

    The Alice Springs Masters Games, known as ‘The Friendly Games’, is held every second year and attracts up to 4000 competitors to the town. The…

  • Grant for young artists

    The Dogwood Crossing cultural centre in Miles has been awarded $14,465 in Artslink Queensland’s Regional Arts Fund Community Projects Program, to provide training and professional…

  • Launch of ‘Gippy Ride Share’

    South Gippsland Transport Connections combined with the Regional Gippsland Transport Connections Network, have successfully obtained a Victorian Government grant to develop a web-based ‘Car Pool…

  • Excellence in water conservation

    Excellence in water conservation

    Tea Tree Gully City Council in South Australia has claimed a national award for its innovative and visionary long-term approach to saving water. The City…

  • Upgrade transforms waterfront playground

    The playground near Cunningham Pier in the City of Greater Geelong has undergone a revamp, featuring play equipment that complements the area, making it unlike…

  • From rubbish to reward: landfills as solar energy solutions*

    There is no doubt that we live in exciting and challenging times. On one hand, our atmosphere is increasingly fogged with harmful greenhouse gases; on…

  • Safely managing contractors and labour hire*

    Councils, as employers and as Person’s Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBUs), are ultimately responsible for the safety of staff, contractors, sub-contractors and labour hire…

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