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  • Victorian Councils connect through new WebNetwork

    Victorian Councils connect through new WebNetwork

    Victorian Councils have joined forces to create a WebNetwork for Local Government professionals. Network members can share information and ideas, recognise best practice, and advocate…

  • Increasing community safety

    Increasing community safety

    In response to a growing community perception of slow response times and inadequate police attendance in the suburbs, the City of Melville and its neighbouring…

  • POSTbillpay: A partner of Local Government and local communities*

    At Australia Post we are proud of our longstanding association with the Australian Local Government Association and are pleased to be sponsoring the 2006 National…

  • New Shire quickly comes of age

    New Shire quickly comes of age

    In spite of only coming into existence in March 2004, Gwydir Shire recently took out the coveted Bluett Award. Each year, the New South Wales…

  • Challenges and opportunities win through

    Challenges and opportunities win through

    Mark Coulton was elected Mayor of Gwydir at the first Council meeting he attended. With no wards, the nine Councillors are elected to represent the…

  • Growth and prosperity

    To help boost the economic and social viability of the Shire, in the organisational restructure of Council, economic development, tourism, recreation and leisure have all…

  • Community that dreams things and makes it happen

    “The new Council had some strong building blocks to work from,” said General Manager, Max Eastcott. “The former Shires had nurtured staff who were dedicated…

  • Teamwork and sustainability

    “Since amalgamation, staff have fully embraced a learning and development culture,” said Leeah Daley, Human Resource Manager. “Teamwork and sustainability is our key focus. The…

  • Recognising all aspects of our shared history

    A reconciliation project undertaken by Indigenous and non Indigenous residents provides a place for people to reflect on one of the less glorious events of…

  • Lifelong learning for a ‘can do’ community

    A cooperative venture, involving Gwydir Shire Council, New England Institute of TAFE, Bingara Central School, Warialda High School, Adult Learning and the University of New…

  • Local business ready to take on the world

    Warialda Engineering and Welding is about to launch its Davis Starlifter into the United States of America market. The company, owned by Mick Davis, currently…

  • Roxy Theatre lights up again

    Roxy Theatre lights up again

    Situated in the main street of Bingara, the beautiful art deco Roxy Theatre is a multipurpose cinema and performing arts venue. Originally built in 1936…

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