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Planning course tackles staff shortage
The Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) is delivering a course to address a shortage of qualified planners in Queensland Local Government. The Diploma of…
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Information at your fingertips
Kempsey Shire Council’s newly developed Knowledge Management System provides a wide range of information at your fingertips, and the ability to answer those often asked…
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SCU offers flexible study programs*
Southern Cross University offers a range of flexible study programs ideal for people wanting to upgrade their skills or looking for a career change. The…
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Destinations Rockdale sets out a 20 year vision
A marina, jetty, central park, sporting facilities, civic administration centre, canal and traffic solutions to a busy boulevard strip are all part of Rockdale City…
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PSU and WTS join forces for a superior parking enforcement solution*
PSU International is pleased to announce the signing of an exclusive distribution agreement with an international company, Wilson Technology Solutions (WTS), for the distribution of…
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Improving the business paper process*
It seems that everyone is being asked to do more with less these days, so it’s important to find that extra edge. InfoCouncil is a…
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World’s best at Banyule
Banyule City Council has developed and implemented a simple, cost effective and powerful certification program that could be adapted by Local Governments throughout Australia. The…
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Council complaints process streamlined
Amendments to the Queensland Local Government Act in 2005 required all Councils to formally adopt a process by March 2006 for managing and resolving complaints.…
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Nucleus shares knowledge
New South Wales’ Southern Councils Group (SCG) has developed an Internet based knowledge management system. ‘Nucleus’ uses powerful and user friendly components that allow users…
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Hurstville budget shows substantial decrease in Council deficit
The release of Hurstville City Council’s draft budget for 2006/2007 shows Council is on track to substantially reduce its budget deficit. “The deficit shows a…
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Regional rates administrator addresses staff shortage
With limited access to skilled staff in the rating profession, Councils are finding it increasingly difficult to attract and retain staff with the appropriate Local…
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Watershed Inter-governmental Agreement signed by Local Government Ministers
On 12 April 2006, Local Government Ministers from the Australian, State and Territory Governments and the President of the Australian Local Government Association signed the…
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