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  • Jobs for a complete City

    As one of the fastest growing municipalities in Melbourne, one local job per household is the ambitious goal for Whittlesea. With a rapidly increasing population,…

  • Innovation in access

    With a commitment to providing equitable access to all residents and visitors to the City, Council has installed innovative trail access gates in two highly…

  • Community building

    Council’s rural township of Whittlesea has experienced much activity in recent years, thanks to funding from the Victorian Government’s Community Building Initiative (CBI). Whittlesea is…

  • Working towards a better future

    To provide young people, families and children with the best possible future, Council is improving support and services through the Whittlesea Community Futures Partnership. With…

  • Summit brings young people’s voice to the fore

    Local young people had the chance to have a say and help shape their community at the third annual Youth Summit hosted by the City…

  • City’s youth on the EDGE

    In August, a new youth services hub ‘EDGE – Services for Young People’, was officially opened at a shopping centre in one of the City’s…

  • Post amalgamations – Queensland councils are forging ahead

    Post amalgamations – Queensland councils are forging ahead

    Following amalgamations involving the majority of Queensland councils and elections for all councils in March this year, the President of the Local Government Association of…

  • Editorial: Lucrative HR a necessity of the future

    In uncertain economic times, the pundits are still unsure if the USA is in recession or about to go into one and what impact this…

  • President’s comment

    In each edition we feature the views of a Local Government Association president. The following is from Councillor Genia McCaffery, President of the Local Government…

  • Campbelltown’s Graffiti Action Team

    Campbelltown’s Graffiti Action Team

    New South Wales’ Campbelltown City Council recently launched its latest weapon in the fight to keep its public amenities free from graffiti – a dedicated…

  • Hume road accidents crash to five year low

    Hume road accidents crash to five year low

    Recent Hume City Council road accident statistics show that casualty crashes within the City have fallen to a five year low, plummeting to 319 in…

  • Western Australia’s investment hubs

    The Good Oil * by Rod Brown We’ve been identifying the main hubs that could form part of a national investment framework. Not in prospect…

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