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  • The big rainbow finds a home

    The big rainbow finds a home

    The Big Rainbow will be located at Victoria Park in Daylesford, with installation starting shortly. Victoria Park was selected as the preferred location based on…

  • Searle moves from west to east

    Searle moves from west to east

    Naomi Searle has been appointed to the key position of director sustainable communities and environment at Tweed Shire Council, following a competitive recruitment process conducted…

  • Gunnedah welcomes funding

    Gunnedah welcomes funding

    Gunnedah Shire Council has welcomed the announcement $2,679,377 has been allocated for 1470km of the shire’s road network through the Regional and Local Roads Repair…

  • Building industry forecast to fall behind

    Building industry forecast to fall behind

    Master Builders Australia has released its latest building and construction industry forecasts to 2026-27, which shows the nation is falling behind in meeting its housing…

  • Restocking program underway

    Restocking program underway

    The release of approximately 12,000 native fingerlings took place along various locations of the Macquarie River at Narromine on Tuesday 31 January 2023. This release…

  • Central Highlands councillor to resign

    Central Highlands councillor to resign

    Councillor Natalie Curtis has publicly announced her intention to resign as an elected councillor of Central Highlands Regional Council, effective 31 March, 2023. Cr Curtis…

  • Remembering the firestorm

    Remembering the firestorm

    The horrific Ash Wednesday bushfires in 1983 changed Upper Beaconsfield. Long-time locals are known to use a timeline pre and post the firestorm. Although the…

  • What are wetting agents?

    What are wetting agents?

    What are wetting agents? In short, a wetting agent is a substance that lowers the surface tension of a liquid therefore increasing its penetrating and…

  • Significant garden attracts funding

    Significant garden attracts funding

    Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden is set for a $1 million upgrade thanks to a grant from the local council. The funds will be used to upgrade…

  • Cockburn strives for inclusivity

    Cockburn strives for inclusivity

    The City of Cockburn’s vision until 2030 is to make it the best place to be for its growing population. The city is achieving this…

  • Flood house demolition begins

    Flood house demolition begins

    Heavy machinery and specialist crews have begun demolishing homes at Goodna, Queensland, which were among the first homes bought back under the $741 million Resilient…

  • Stranded assets

    Stranded assets

    In the past three decades, the lifestyle advantages of coastal economies have underpinned their regional economic development. But inland communities without that lifestyle advantage have…

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