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  • Melbourne certainly put on a great show

    Melbourne certainly put on a great show

    Melbourne’s recent hosting on the 18th Commonwealth Games was overwhelmingly endorsed as a huge success by visitors and locals alike. The crowd reception and support…

  • A formula for building bridges

    A formula for building bridges

    Maintaining ageing assets with limited funding is not a new problem for Councils. However, the removal of non feasance and the introduction of a new…

  • Community engagement critical

    Transport experts attending the Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) Transporting Communities into 2030 Conference gave a healthy report card to the Melbourne 2030 policy framework…

  • Future Directions in Engineering and Technical Services

    Future Directions is a regular feature. This month we interviewed Brendan Dowd, Director Technical Services Darwin City Council, Northern Territory. Brendan Dowd’s Local Government career…

  • Getting serious about stormwater

    By Peter Diprose* In the early 1900s Helen Keller, rendered deaf and blind at an early age, wrote, “Science may have found a cure for…

  • Staff input improves new maintenance truck

    Staff input improves new maintenance truck

    The City of Stirling’s Engineering Operations’ maintenance truck is used to carry out road maintenance and repair of the City’s infrastructure. When the truck was…

  • Bland Shire on the road to effective asset management

    Bland Shire Council’s Asset Management Policy and associated Road Hierarchy and Service Levels were adopted by Council in March. They are the crucial first steps…

  • Charles Sturt funding road renewal backlog

    The funding backlog is a national issue as Councils struggle with limited finances to meet works costs and manage risks. In 2002, South Australia’s City…

  • Taking a statewide approach to the Infrastructure Asset Renewal Gap

    By Peter Drummy* An exciting new initiative to assist Councils to more accurately determine their asset management funding requirements has been introduced by the Municipal…

  • Volvo G900 graders at the cutting edge*

    Volvo has introduced a three model G900 motor grader range, engineered from the ground up by Volvo with help from industry experts – its customers.…

  • Alice Springs to host 2006 Local Roads and Transport Congress

    Local Government’s key forum for roads and transport issues – the National Local Roads and Transport Congress, will be held in Alice Springs on 9-11…

  • Magnetic Island helps Nemo and friends

    Townsville City Council, together with its business unit, Citiwater, is relocating and upgrading its Horseshoe Bay wastewater treatment plant on Magnetic Island. The new plant…

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