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  • Media savvy Wyong

    An observation in my last article that I had failed to find much Local Government social media activity in Australia had Ian Roberts, a Wyong…

  • Skate park designed for all

    With its flowing curves, stairs, rails and a distinctive protruding sphere feature that is skateable from inside and out, Knox Skate and BMX Park is…

  • Local Government and climate change

    An interview with Peter Dormand, City Energy and Resource Manager at Newcastle City Council Newcastle has been at the forefront of Australian Local Government in…

  • Embracing the future

    As a small Local Government covering only 4.9 square kilometres in the western suburbs of Perth, the Town of Claremont is in the midst of…

  • Community kitchen

    Hobsons Bay City Council has applauded the Federal Government’s decision to allocate $9 million to the Community Chef project. Community Chef is a collaborative project,…

  • LG to play key part in COAG reforms

    The 30 April meeting of the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) has set the path for Local Government to play a key role in reviewing…

  • Local spending

    It is in difficult economic times like these that there is a danger of a kneejerk response based upon expediency rather than priorities. Experience has…

  • Business as unusual in Wellington

    Business as unusual in Wellington

    With a series of natural disasters recently occurring across the country, disaster recovery and emergency management are at the forefront of most councils’ minds. Wellington…

  • Software streamlines contract management*

    Last month’s edition of Local Government FOCUS ran a story on the risks councils face when they outsource work to external contractors (see ‘Engaging contractors:…

  • Future directions in administration & management systems

    An interview with Jane Trotter, General Manager Corporate and Community Services, City of Burnside, South Australia With the future of Local Government set to hold…

  • Melville achieves customer service accreditation

    The City of Melville has achieved certification from the Customer Service Institute of Australia (CSIA) in line with the International Customer Service Standard (ICSS 2003–2006).…

  • CCTV conference for Australian Local Governments*

    Hear from council users IP Surveillance in Action (IPSiA) 2009 is a one day seminar, taking place in Brisbane on Friday 12 June, showcasing some…

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