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  • Blundstone – the Tassie icon

    The Good Oil *By Rod Brown The Australian Greens say the closure of Tasmania’s Blundstone boots factory highlights the need to scrap efforts to sign…

  • City of Salisbury shaping the future

    City of Salisbury’s City Manager, Stephen Hains, said development figures recently released by the City reconfirm that Salisbury’s level of investment is leading South Australia.…

  • Student Council prompts leadership skills

    High school students in the Shire of Gingin are addressing youth issues through a Student Council initiative. Located in Western Australia, the Shire of Gingin…

  • Engaging young people through film

    Engaging young people through film

    As part of the 2006 Bayside Film Festival, Bayside City Council delivered an educational filmmaking project to more than 200 secondary students and local youth.…

  • LGMA National Congress in Hobart

    The 2007 Local Government Managers Australia National Congress offers the best of the best from within and outside of Local Government. Informative presentations are delivered…

  • Councillor profiles

    Councillor Profiles is a regular feature. This month we feature two Councillors from Tasmania. Councillor Leila (Margaret) Osborne, Deputy Mayor, Break O’Day Council, Tasmania Q.…

  • Wellington Shire Council

    At the 2006 National General Assembly in Canberra, we invited delegates to share their Council’s projects and initiatives to win a full page feature in…

  • Kwinana’s Indigenous cultural tours promote community harmony

    Kwinana’s Indigenous cultural tours promote community harmony

    Western Australia’s Kwinana Town Council received a Commendation Award in the National Awards for Local Government’s Capacity Building – Strengthening Indigenous Communities category. Council received…

  • Cowra community supports local family

    Cowra community supports local family

    On Australia Day, hundreds of residents joined with Cowra Shire Council to send a message to politicians that they are 100 per cent behind the…

  • Australia Day celebrations around the nation

    On 26 January, Local Governments around the nation celebrated Australia Day with festivals, entertainment and citizenship ceremonies. New South Wales’ City of Lake Macquarie celebrated…

  • Sydney City plans for a safer Oxford Street

    The City of Sydney’s popular Oxford Street precinct will become safer for the thousands of people who visit every weekend to dine, shop and visit…

  • The Field Days are back

    Mark your diaries for 16 & 17 May 2007 The Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia (NSW), organiser of CivEnEx – “The Engineers Field Days”,…

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