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  • Aid role for Local Government – but needs a push

    The Good Oil by Rod Brown * There is a substantial and timely opportunity for Local Government to flex its muscles in the aid field.…

  • Councils Working Together conference

    The 2005 Council’s Working Together conference will be hosted by Murray Shire Council, at the Moama Bowling Club on July 14 and 15. This year’s…

  • Best practice in Local Government governance

    Federal Minister for Local Government, Territories and Roads, Jim Lloyd, recently launched a new manual which aims to assist Local Governments across Australia achieve best…

  • Boulia bounces into the record books all for a good cause

    Boulia bounces into the record books all for a good cause

    After 31 hours and five minutes on the basketball court, the small town of Boulia located in the far western reaches of Queensland, took the…

  • Councillor profiles

    A regular feature, this month we feature two Councillors from Queensland. Councillor Donna Neilson, Cooloola Shire Council, Queensland Q. How long have you been on…

  • Sales in Local Government?

    By Richard Perrin * Selling, cross selling and up selling can be valuable tools in Local Government and in government agencies. Nevertheless, many public service…

  • Creating confidence to care

    Emergency First Response is a global CPR, Automated External Defibrillation (AED) and First Aid training organisation with more than 26,000 instructors world wide, providing CPR…

  • Redland’s ecoBiz wins ICLEI award

    Redland Shire Council in south east Queensland has recently completed a successful local business eco-efficiency pilot program. Based on the Queensland Environmental Protection Agency’s ‘ecoBiz’…

  • Kempsey trials new fisheries project

    In recent times, dwindling fish numbers has become an issue in many river systems along the eastern seaboard. This has resulted in Kempsey Shire Council…

  • Future directions in environmental management

    An interview with Greg Waller, Director Development and Environmental Services at Salisbury City Council Triple bottom line is more than a slogan at Salisbury Council.…

  • Citiwater leads in sustainability

    A set of performance management indicators that reflect triple bottom line issues developed by Townsville City Council’s business unit, Citiwater, is gaining international attention. Citiwater…

  • Contaminated soil successfully treated

    By Daniel Blair * Soil contamination is a problem often faced by Councils and property developers. Old industrial sites, in particular, can leave a legacy…

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