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  • Rating methodology broken

    Rating methodology broken

    September’s rate cap announcement by the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) is further proof of how the rating methodology is fundamentally broken, according to…

  • Mayors campaign for rail link

    Mayors campaign for rail link

    The Mayors of Moonee Valley City Council and Brimbank City Council have urged Member for Niddrie Ben Carroll to keep fighting for a new train…

  • Councils share road funding

    Councils share road funding

    Twenty-three councils across South Australia have shared in more than $16.2 million of grant funding through the Special Local Roads Program. Local Government Association CEO…

  • Tourism body strengthens council ties

    Tourism body strengthens council ties

    Outback Queensland’s peak tourism body has moved to strengthen its partnerships with local councils by relocating its offices to Local Government House in Brisbane. Outback…

  • Coming together for the Queen

    Coming together for the Queen

    Temora Shire held a memorial service in honour of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Mayor Rick Firman said the shire councillors and staff had a…

  • A mayor for a new era

    A mayor for a new era

    Have you heard? Brimbank is officially the centre of Melbourne’s booming west. I know many councils tout the multicultural strengths of their area but here’s…

  • Biologically diverse Geraldton striving for a greener future

    Biologically diverse Geraldton striving for a greener future

    He is Western Australia’s best-known boxing Mayor but there is a lot more to Greater Geraldton’s Shane Van Styn than Channel Ten program appearances, headlines…

  • Natural beauty and understanding

    Natural beauty and understanding

    Strathbogie Shire is located on Taungurung Country and Yorta Yorta Country in northeast Victoria, just 90 minutes’ drive from Melbourne. The region is renowned for…

  • Upgrade has trains smiling

    Upgrade has trains smiling

    Even the locomotives were smiling when the Euroa Miniature Railway committee were awarded funding from Strathbogie Council’s 2022/23 Community Grants Program. A $3655 grant will…

  • Council consultation recommended for bank closures

    Council consultation recommended for bank closures

    Banks must engage more closely with local governments when considering regional branch closures according to the final report released by the government’s Regional Banking Taskforce.…

  • New shark monitoring infrastructure

    New shark monitoring infrastructure

    Sorrento Beach is one of several locations along the City of Joondalup’s coastline to benefit from new shark monitoring infrastructure this summer, including a Shark…

  • The sixteenth annual Tech in Gov expo is almost here

    The sixteenth annual Tech in Gov expo is almost here

    Tech in Gov 2022, considered one of the Most important Event for ICT in Government, will open its doors at the National Convention Centre Canberra…

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