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  • Critical issues discussed

    Critical issues discussed

    The financial sustainability of councils and waste infrastructure were two of the critical issues impacting the community that were discussed as representatives from all three…

  • Highway bypasses – friend or foe?

    Highway bypasses – friend or foe?

    A former workmate from my transport and regional development days is Ed Cory. We recently discussed the Pacific Highway duplication, a project he administered for…

  • Buildings fall

    Buildings fall

    Two buildings sitting on the northern edge of Civic Park, at 204-206 Vincent Street, Cessnock, will be demolished in readiness for future considerations for the…

  • Geografia introduces Movemapp

    Geografia introduces Movemapp

    Movemapp is a map-based people movement tool for teams working in place and asset management, transport planning and economic development and was introduced by some…

  • Landmark housing accord

    Landmark housing accord

    Local governments have signed up to a landmark Housing Accord between the Commonwealth, state and territory governments, investors, and the residential development, building and construction…

  • Preparing for the Unprecedented Flood

    Preparing for the Unprecedented Flood

    After a year of record floods, now is the time to share experiences and learn from others at the Floodplain Management Australia (FMA) National Conference…

  • Bushtucker trail unveiled

    Bushtucker trail unveiled

    The Shire of Murray in Western Australia has unveiled a unique bush-tucker trail in Cantwell Park, Pinjarra. The project was undertaken with the Peel Harvey…

  • End of life tyres included

    End of life tyres included

    October’s Environment Minister’s Meeting announced end-of-life tyres will be included on the Minister’s product stewardship priority list. The product stewardship priority list identifies products and…

  • Cruising returns to Geraldton

    Cruising returns to Geraldton

    Cruise ships are returning to Greater Geraldton for the first time since lockdown, as the city prepares for a busy time, according to Mayor Shane…

  • Growing regions

    Growing regions

    For many, the not surprising news turned up by email on Monday, 24 October which said ‘After careful consideration, the Government has decided the Building…

  • Brand new Peregian Beach Community House now open

    Brand new Peregian Beach Community House now open

    The signature heart of Peregian’s Rufous Street Precinct is now in place, with the opening of the new Peregian Beach Community House. The facility includes…

  • Constructing a renewable gas future

    Constructing a renewable gas future

    There’s no doubt how Australians power their lives is going to change in the coming decades as the country looks to reduce carbon emissions. Hopefully,…

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