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  • Whittlesea commemorates Sorry Day

    Whittlesea commemorates Sorry Day

    Local schools in Melbourne’s north now have the opportunity to commemorate the Federal Government’s apology to the stolen generations. City of Whittlesea Mayor, Councillor Elizabeth…

  • Moet is in Gippsland, isn’t it?

    The Good Oil * by Rod Brown My wife recently asked a 35 year old work colleague here in Canberra where he grew up. He…

  • Traineeships provide a leg up in Local Government

    Traineeships provide a leg up in Local Government

    Located 55 kilometres south west of Sydney, Campbelltown City Council is one of the Macarthur region’s highest employers of local residents. Council is set to…

  • Tas to attract and upskill staff

    Following the Local Government Association of Tasmania’s (LGAT) General Meeting in March, Tasmania’s Local Government sector will tackle the skills shortage issue head on. Councils…

  • Councillor profiles

    Mayor Carol Adams, Kwinana Town Council, WA Q. How long have you been on Council? I was elected as a Councillor for the Town of…

  • Queensland elections cement LG reform

    Sweeping reforms of Local Government in Queensland have come into effect following Council elections on 15 March. The reforms cut Council numbers from 157 to…

  • Innovative joint use community facilities worldwide example

    Innovative joint use community facilities worldwide example

    Located in western Melbourne, Melton Shire Council recently opened its new state of the art Civic Centre/Library and Leisure Centre in one of its major…

  • Local solutions to meet global challenge*

    Enviro 08 will take place in Melbourne from 5 to 7 May, with registration and program details now available online. Enviro 08 is regarded as…

  • Local Government sustainability

    This is the first in a series of articles by Ron Exiner* looking at approaches Local Government can take to cement its place as a…

  • Latrobe Council: A place of diversity

    Located on Tasmania’s northwest coast, Latrobe is a municipality of diversity. It is a blend of old and new, urban and rural, boasting a rich…

  • Active opportunities for children

    Active opportunities for children

    All around Australia nearly 150,000 children are playing sport and getting active thanks to the Active After-school Communities (AASC) program. This Australian Government program, managed…

  • Losses to NSW Council investments from sub prime melt down minimal

    With numerous private sector organisations from major banks to superannuation fund managers, investment firms and various listed corporations directly and indirectly affected by the US…

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