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  • 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…

  • Funding risk to local participation on environment

    The support that Local Government provides to communities involved in environmental protection is under threat, due to new methods of allocating funding for environmental programs.…

  • Northern Territory LG reform process update

    by Ron Banks* Eight new Shire Chief Executives are now in place as the Northern Territory gears up for the biggest reform in Local Government…

  • ALGA’s national constitutional summit

    The achievement of formal recognition remains one of the most cherished goals of Local Government, so that it can finally take a seat at the…

  • Calling for action

    The UK Experience by Malcolm Morley* Petitions relate to issues that matter to local people. England is a nation of petitioners and Councils throughout England…

  • Gold Coast to be carbon neutral by 2020

    Gold Coast City is leading by example in the battle against climate change, with the adoption of a ‘carbon neutral by 2020’ target for its…

  • Contaminated soil testing        assists students

    Contaminated soil testing assists students

    Two different soil types from the old Nowra gas works site will go to the University of South Australia for extensive testing. Shoalhaven City Council…

  • Lightweight, lockable manhole lids key to water industry OHS

    Lightweight, lockable manhole lids key to water industry OHS

    MidCoast Water has produced a new design that has the potential to reduce the injury risk associated with the handling of traditional manhole covers. MidCoast…

  • Future directions in engineering and public works

    An interview with Ian Lindsay, Works Manager, Jabiru Town Council, Northern Territory Situated in the middle of Kakadu National Park and perched on the edge…

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