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  • Scenic route increases tourism

    The Snowy Valleys Way project will offer an alternative scenic route for tourists travelling between Melbourne and Sydney. The project aims to develop a nationally…

  • Football assists Indigenous youth

    Western Australia’s Shire of Broome, together with the Clontarf Foundation, has established a Football Academy that will work as a partnership between local schools and…

  • Light start in tourism and economic development

    Held biennially, the Port Pirie Pura Light Start Masters Games attract thousands of visitors to the region and is an innovative way of bringing together…

  • Rising to the challenge

    SA Councils bite the bullet on financial sustainability Responding to a spate of inaccurate reporting by some media, in February this year the Local Government…

  • Editorial – COAG special meeting on terrorism and national security

    Much media attention was given to the recent special meeting of the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) which addressed security and the threat of terrorism…

  • From the ALGA President

    While this week’s meeting of COAG on security issues dominated the national press, the Conference of Australian Economists staged in Melbourne produced two pearls for…

  • FOCUS celebrates 20 years (1985–2005)

    FOCUS celebrates 20 years (1985–2005)

    This October 2005 edition marks 20 years of local Government FOCUS. We have come a long way since the founding directors took the plunge and…

  • Planning Issues revisited – what has changed?

    By Janet Dore * First of all I would like to congratulate Local Government FOCUS on 20 years of publishing and the enormous contribution it…

  • Noosa first to use our RSS

    Recently Network Administrator at Noosa Council, Justin Thomas, suggested via our online feedback that FOCUS introduce Really Simple Syndication (RSS) to our website. www.lgfocus.com.au was…

  • Avoiding the Tsunami for Australian industry

    The Good Oil by Rod Brown * As we move to negotiate a free trade agreement with China, Australia’s imports from China are running at…

  • Alpine Shire prepares for hydro development

    Alpine Shire located in north east Victoria is supporting a proposal by Southern Hydro to extend its hydro electricity capacity in the Kiewa Valley by…

  • National award for mobile library operator

    National award for mobile library operator

    Mackay City Council’s Mobile Library Operator, John Wilson, has been named winner of the national Mobile Library Operator of the Year Award. John Wilson has…

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