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  • Our trees, our streets, our community

    Our trees, our streets, our community

    Sutherland Shire in New South Wales has turned revenue raised from environmental offences into a successful community tree-planting program, revitalising the public spaces in the…

  • Boroondara’s community conversations

    Boroondara’s community conversations

    Positive, effective and ongoing community engagement can assist local governments make better informed, and more accepted and sustainable decisions.   But, as most councils are…

  • Council celebrates tourism’s contribution

    The Colac Otway Shire Council and Otways Tourism hosted Tourism Week in September this year, acknowledging the sector’s significant contribution to the community and economy…

  • Wagga Wagga City Council saves energy

    Wagga Wagga City Council will install a cogeneration unit at its aquatic centre after the summer season, as part of a $780,000 upgrade. Low Carbon…

  • Capalaba All Abilities Playground opens

    To the delight of children and parents alike, the Capalaba All Abilities Playground, in Redland in Queensland, was officially opened in September. The playground is…

  • Major new reserve attracts hundreds

    Goldenfields, a new 12-hectare reserve developed by the City of Tea Tree Gully in northeast Adelaide, is already attracting hundreds of visitors each week to…

  • Lessons from the Illawarra – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    I was at Wollongong University recently on business, and what impressed me, yet again, was its style and beauty. It also now has an Innovation…

  • ALGA welcomes House of Reps decision

    After a lengthy period of inactivity, the Federal Government has taken the next step towards a referendum on the constitutional recognition of local government. The…

  • Funding resolves lands issue

    Shoalhaven City Council has welcomed an announcement that sees nearly $5.5 million of Federal Government funding allocated to the voluntary purchase of land in the…

  • L2P program awarded for excellence

    A popular learner driver mentor program, the Geelong L2P Program, was awarded the L2P Excellence Award at the Victorian Community Road Safety Partnership Program Conference…

  • MOU leads the way

    MOU leads the way

    As part of an Australian –first agreement, Randwick City Council staff completing internal learning and development programs will be given credit towards post-graduate study at…

  • Website connects the community

    In August this year, Woollahra Municipal Council launched an innovative initiative designed to give community groups in the eastern Sydney local government area a greater…

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