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  • Recycled paper keeps pool afloat

    The City of Geraldton in Western Australia is raising ongoing funds for its swimming pool facility, the Aquarena, through a paper recycling project. The project…

  • Camera van saves time and money

    Camera van saves time and money

    The conversion of a van into Toowoomba City Council’s new pipeline inspection unit has meant considerable savings in time, labour and money. Council saves up…

  • Regional City status recognised

    Penrith City Council has been officially recognised as a Regional City under the NSW State Government’s Metropolitan Strategy. This will help to ensure that the…

  • City of Whitehorse nursery leads the way in water saving initiatives

    Victoria’s City of Whitehorse’s ParksWide Nursery, has received national recognition for a number of innovative water saving initiatives that aim to achieve a 65 per…

  • Local Government Flower Garden Awards for 2006 launched

    The 2006 Australian Local Government Flower Garden Awards will acknowledge the efforts of local parks and gardens teams. A national winner will be selected, as…

  • Building respect

    The UK Experience by Malcolm Morley* Respect is a major new Government initiative launched in January 2006 by the Prime Minister, Tony Blair who explained…

  • Neighbourhood community harmony

    Neighbourhood community harmony

    According to Macquarie University, Australia is far behind Europe and the United Kingdom in developing strategies to foster intercultural cohesion. Recent research in community harmony,…

  • Become a mediator for the sleeping giant

    “Industry leaders believe Local Government is a relatively untapped resource for mediators offering alternative dispute resolution (ADR),” said Steve Gibbeson, Training Manager for the Australian…

  • Contractor management system spreads OH&S message

    South Australia’s City of Charles Sturt has introduced an Integrated Management System (IMS) for contractor management that brings the City’s contractors up to a prequalification…

  • WALGA looks at skills shortage

    A shortage of skilled workers across Western Australia has Local Government increasingly using consultants to fill key positions. Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA) Chief…

  • The slip fall dilemma*

    Ask most people what the major cause of injury is in Australia and the answer would probably focus on car injuries or industrial accidents, but…

  • VLGA governance training goes international

    VLGA governance training goes international

    The Victorian Local Governance Association (VLGA) will soon commence training of Local Government Mayors in the Philippines. Governor Loreto Leo Ocampos from Misamis Occidental Province…

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