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  • A climate for change

    A climate for change

    “ALGA is ready and able to work closely with the new Federal Government,” said President of the Australian Local Government Association (ALGA), Councillor Paul Bell,…

  • Local leadership in a new global revolution

    Australian of the year, scientist, explorer and national spokesperson on climate change, Professor Tim Flannery, told delegates that he had been looking forward to be…

  • Resolutions

    Here are some of the key resolutions debated and carried. A full list of all Resolutions is available on the ALGA web site at www.alga.asn.au…

  • Strategies for dealing with the media

    It was a full house spilling into the hallway for the concurrent session that looked at media/communications – how do I market Local Government? Laurie…

  • The case for formal recognition

    “Our democracy deserves to have Local Government recognised in the Australian Constitution,” said ALGA President, Councillor Paul Bell. “And Local Government should be at the…

  • Communities of the future

    Futurist, Richard Neville, said that Local Government and governance go back a long way, but at the same time we need to move forward. “The…

  • Local Governments role in climate change

    Nick Rowley, advisor on environmental issues for then UK Prime Minister, Tony Blair and former New South Wales Premier Bob Carr, told delegates that climate…

  • ALGA Board maps path for Constitutional Recognition of Local Government

    ALGA President, Councillor Paul Bell, described the debate on Constitutional Recgonition at the General Assembly as excellent. “Over the past three days we have heard…

  • Creating a healthy economy, environment, community and organisation

    Creating a healthy economy, environment, community and organisation

    Moonee Valley has long been a prime location to live, work and play. It is conveniently located just 10 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD, with easy…

  • Vision to become an economic leader

    Vision to become an economic leader

    A thriving business enclave, Moonee Valley has the highest number of businesses in the Western Melbourne region with at least 10,600 businesses employing about 34,500…

  • Policy and planning

    During 2006/07 Moonee Valley’s focus has been on creating a healthy city – delivering and facilitating a healthy economy, healthy environment and a healthy community,…

  • Creating a healthy environment

    Creating a healthy environment

    Moonee Valley leads the way in sustainability Council is placing an increasing emphasis on sustainable service delivery. The Environmental Sustainability Plan, which was drafted and…

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