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  • 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,…

  • Lake Macquarie makes a splash

    Lake Macquarie makes a splash

    A new splash park boasting two large waterslides and a mega soaker tipping bucket is set to impress kids of all ages this summer and…

  • Mabo day call renewed

    Mabo day call renewed

    Following the 30th anniversary of the historic Mabo decision earlier this year, there is now a renewed call to make Mabo Day (3 June) a…

  • Phive alive with opportunities

    Phive alive with opportunities

    The countdown is over – City of Parramatta’s bold new community, cultural and civic hub PHIVE, at 5 Parramatta Square, is officially open. With its…

  • New president for LGA

    New president for LGA

    Naracoorte Lucindale Council Mayor Erika Vickery OAM has been elected as the new LGA President. Mayor Vickery, who has chaired the LGA’s South Australian Regional…

  • Bushcare Barry a big winner

    Bushcare Barry a big winner

    Two decades of dedication to preserving Hornsby Shire’s beautiful natural environment have been acknowledged as local bushcare volunteer, Barry Lees, was named the Senior and…

  • Junior Neighbourhood Watch Program

    Junior Neighbourhood Watch Program

    Adapting a tried and tested program from Victoria, the City of Kwinana in WA has helped establish a Junior Neighbourhood Watch Program at Orelia Primary…

  • Braving the rain to remember

    Braving the rain to remember

    Richmond Valley residents braved the rain at Queen Elizabeth Park, Casino, for the National Day of Mourning for the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Formerly…

  • Winners announced

    Winners announced

    The Australian Government is celebrating 11 category winners for the 2022 National Awards for Local Government by recognising the outstanding achievements of Australia’s local governments.…

  • Flooding past and present addressed

    Flooding past and present addressed

    As floodwaters rose across the eastern states, the NSW and Federal Government announced an $800 million Resilient Homes Fund for residents in the Northern Rivers…

  • Protecting the rights of councillors

    Protecting the rights of councillors

    The peak body representing Queensland councils has welcomed recommendations to protect the right of elected local government representatives to speak out in support of their…

  • Early warning for Tweed towns

    Early warning for Tweed towns

    Residents of Burringbar, Mooball and Crabbes Creek in the Tweed area are urged to register to receive flash flood alerts via SMS, email and recorded…

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