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  • Stirling Meals on Wheels Caters for All

    The City of Stirling provides a highly successful Meals on Wheels service to residents who are aged or have a disability through its Food Services…

  • Single Bin Recycling Saves

    The City of Stirling is the only local government in Western Australia that provides a single bin recycling service to its residents. This innovative recycling…

  • Stirling Leads the Way in Acid Soil

    Land developments around Spoonbill Shearwater Reserve, Stirling, have resulted in acidification of sulphidic soils, releasing various previously stable soil minerals, including iron and arsenic, into…

  • Scarborough Sizzlespublic

    The City of Stirling is working on an exciting project to revitalise Scarborough beach precinct and create a premier coastal community comprising a mix of…

  • Community Spirit Soars

    The City of Stirling hosts a number of events over the spring and summer months, with the primary goal being to encourage community celebration and…

  • Development Revives Economy and Retains Heritage

    Development Revives Economy and Retains Heritage

    Traditional ‘Main Street’ centres, once the focus for bustling community life, are back in favour with a trend away from large shopping centres and malls.…

  • Mirrabooka Alive!

    Located just 12 kilometres north of Perth’s Central Business District, the Regional Centre of Mirrabooka is set to spring to life with a major multi-million…

  • Technology Improves Frontline Services

    The City of Stirling is continually striving to develop and enhance its services for the benefit of both the staff and the wider community. One…

  • Climate change: experts say it’s not too late to act

    Climate change: experts say it’s not too late to act

    In opening the 14th Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia (IPWEA) International Conference, CEO of the Australian Conservation Foundation, Don Henry, said the dangers of…

  • Editorial: Constitutional recognition on the agenda

    With Federal Labor confirming that if a Rudd Government is elected, during its first term it will consult with Councils over Constitutional recognition of Local…

  • President’s comment

    In each edition we feature the views of a Local Government Association President. The following is from Councillor Beth Davidson, President of the Victorian Local…

  • NT remote communities under siege

    The Local Government Association of Northern Territory (LGANT) President Alderman Kerry Moir said that she was concerned but not surprised at an article in the…

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