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  • President’s Comment – Getting the best for the community should not be misinterpreted

    President’s Comment In each edition we feature the views of a Local Government Association president. Our August issue features a comment from Councillor Troy Pickard,…

  • Volunteers caring for elderly

    Volunteers caring for elderly

    Most councils in Australia appreciate the vital role volunteers play in their communities, with many giving tirelessly of their time and energy across a range…

  • Greater Bendigo Council says NO to violence

    A draft Violence Prevention Plan has been endorsed by the City of Greater Bendigo Council and released for community feedback. Mayor Cr. Sandner said this…

  • Outback arena gets upgrade

    Hughenden in the Flinders Shire in outback Queensland has become one of the top horse performance locations in the State. A recent upgrade of the…

  • Manufacturing woes – The Good Oil by Rod Brown

    Job losses in manufacturing roll on, with no end in sight. Some pundits reckon that our manufacturers can weather the effects of the high AUD.…

  • Mapping website sets national benchmark

    A local government geospatial expert has called on Australia’s councils to embrace Geographic Information System (GIS) technology to meet the nation’s growing demand for improved…

  • Homeless, not hopeless

    Habitat for Humanity, founded in the US in 1976 and now operating on a global scale, is helping to provide homes for the vulnerable in…

  • The Care Factor

    The Launceston City Council has launched a new pilot program, aimed at helping young people better engage with each other, their schools, and the wider…

  • Flood mitigation plans progress

    Flood mitigation plans progress

    Maranoa Regional Council has secured Queensland Government funding to develop a detailed design of works for Roma’s flood mitigation strategies. Maranoa Mayor Robert Loughnan, along…

  • Two directorate model one to watch

    The Shire of Kalamunda has shaken up the world of local government, with the establishment of a Two Directorate Organisational Structure. The Shire is believed…

  • Calamvale’s District Park opens to rave review

    Calamvale’s District Park opens to rave review

    Opened on Australia Day 2012, Calamvale District Park in southern Brisbane has provided a vital green space for a growing population and transformed the landscape…

  • Greening Greater Bendigo

    Residents of the City of Greater Bendigo helped plant over 5000 native trees and shrubs in an area called Maiden Gully as part of National…

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