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  • Penrith mayor cheers on local hero

    Penrith mayor cheers on local hero

    As Penrith Panthers legend Royce Simmons took the final steps of his 313km trek in Bathurst at the end of April, Penrith Mayor Tricia Hitchen…

  • New plan for NT council

    New plan for NT council

    City of Palmerston has released its draft Municipal Plan 2023-24, a road map for the year ahead, which reflects the council’s commitment to building and…

  • Unlocking the potential of renewable gas

    Unlocking the potential of renewable gas

    Renewable gas will play a significant role in helping Australia realise its climate ambitions and transition into a new low-carbon economy. That’s the belief of…

  • Plan to guide the future of Hobart

    Plan to guide the future of Hobart

    The City of Hobart has concluded its extensive Central Hobart Plan consultation period after a month-long engagement process. The City of Hobart and Tasmanian Government…

  • Bank sheds more jobs

    Bank sheds more jobs

    The Finance Sector Union (FSU) will seek job guarantees for Commonwealth Bank staff in upcoming Enterprise Agreement negotiations following the bank’s confirmation that it will…

  • New mobile phone help service

    New mobile phone help service

    Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council is bringing a free mobile phone help service to village halls around the shire in 2023. Whether assistance is needed with apps,…

  • Guiding development

    Guiding development

    The Central Hobart Plan is ready to move to the next stage after finishing its extensive consultation period earlier this month. Future Hobart Portfolio chair…

  • Transport and infrastructure certainty call

    Transport and infrastructure certainty call

    The peak body for Queensland’s councils has called on the Federal Government to provide certainty for desperately-needed transport and community infrastructure, rather than wholesale changes…

  • Good grounding for state politics

    Good grounding for state politics

    It seems local government is a good grounding for a career in NSW State politics with more than a third of the members of the…

  • Technolgy set to lead the way

    Technolgy set to lead the way

    When organisations and societies have focused on boosting productivity, they have usually looked to labour to provide the gains. The thinking has been that more…

  • Budget invests in local government

    Budget invests in local government

    Australian councils have welcomed the Federal Budget as a solid investment in local government, with councils receiving $3.1 billion in Financial Assistance Grants over the…

  • Townsville builds better bridges

    Townsville builds better bridges

    Townsville City Council’s trade team are extending the life of council assets around Townsville by working smarter with new, innovative and recycled materials. Council has…

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