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  • Providing homes for the homeless

    More than $7 million is spent annually on health, justice and social services to sustain Sydney’s 246-strong population of people sleeping rough on the streets,…

  • Rethinking relationships in local government

    New research from the Australian Centre of Excellence for Local Government (ACELG) can assist in rethinking one of the most important relationships in local government…

  • Thorny legislation not needed

    New Victorian Government grants to help tackle the spread of roadside weeds during the active spring growth period is good news for rural Victorians. The…

  • Studio 22 – new space for community groups

    The Civic and Community Hub in Darley, in Victoria’s Shire of Moorabool, now offers a specially developed space for community groups, with the official opening…

  • Get active outdoors this October

    So you’ve tried Dry July and Movember, why not have a go at Outdoor-Tober? Outdoor-Tober is a celebration of getting active in the outdoors and…

  • Editorial

    Councils are always striving to improve their processes and practices, right across the board, thereby enhancing the long-term viability and sustainability of local government and,…

  • Regional museums and galleries – from liabilities to assets – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    There are 1000 museums and 500 commercial art galleries across Australia. And I’d hazard a guess that 50 percent would benefit hugely from professional support.…

  • Recognising local government’s high achievers

    At the Local Government Managers Australia Congress in Perth in May, Local Government Focus invited delegates to nominate individuals or teams from their councils who…

  • Have your say… Letters to the editor

    Dear Editor, The Australian Government’s National Food Plan needs to concentrate more on developing a resilient and knowledgeable farm and food sector in Australia and…

  • Best practice OHS in saleyards*

    Livestock saleyards present a unique high-risk environment in terms of Workplace Health & Safety Management. Many councils still own and operate saleyards with a small…

  • ISO 9001 Quality – Sustaining Continuous Improvement*

    Continuous improvement efforts either take an evolutionary approach, involving small ‘incremental’ improvements over time, or attempt a more revolutionary ‘breakthrough’ improvement. Improvements are measured with…

  • Councillor profiles – Local Government Focus

    Mayor Rachel Powning, City of Port Phillip, Victoria My initial introduction to local government was as an employee at Moreland City Council, not long after…

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