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  • Improving indigenous healthcare in North Qld

    Improving indigenous healthcare in North Qld

    A desire to improve healthcare for Aboriginal people living in North Queensland has inspired Keenan Wynn to trek more than 1000km from his home on…

  • Dog bags demand rising

    Dog bags demand rising

    With over five million pet dogs in Australia and 1.5 tonnes of dog waste over its lifetime, where do all these dog waste bags go?…

  • Looking to engage the community

    Looking to engage the community

    For those planning a community engagement project and not sure which engagement method is best for their situation – IAP2 Australasia believe they can help.…

  • Beach volleyball head west

    Beach volleyball head west

    Blacktown City Council and Volleyball NSW have announced a new beach volleyball complex to built at Glenwood Reserve, Glenwood. Council will deliver the facility after…

  • Engineered reef a first

    Engineered reef a first

    An Australian-first engineered offshore reef is among two bold projects completed by the City of Cockburn along a stretch of coast highly valued by the…

  • Reverse Osmosis plant brings water

    Reverse Osmosis plant brings water

    Clifton’s short-term water supply issue is resolved with Toowoomba Regional Council turning the tap on a brand-new packaged water treatment plant for the town. The…

  • CEO contract extended

    CEO contract extended

    Greater Dandenong City Council is set to extend it’s CEO John Bennie’s contract from 31 July until 30 November this year. Mayor Cr Jim Memeti…

  • All levels to work together

    All levels to work together

    The peak body representing Queensland councils has issued its congratulations to Anthony Albanese on his election as Prime Minister. Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ)…

  • Wifi trial extended

    Wifi trial extended

    More locations have been added to the free Wi-Fi service offered by the Fraser Coast Regional Council. The council started a 12-month trial of free…

  • Learning to drive made easier

    Learning to drive made easier

    Learning to drive and attaining a licence has become easier for young people in Geelong’s north thanks to the addition of a new vehicle for…

  • Repair cafe combats waste

    Repair cafe combats waste

    Sustainability principles with a view to creating less waste are the driving force behind an innovative Newcastle Libraries initiative, which aims to teach people new…

  • Council scholarship for Jeb

    Council scholarship for Jeb

    As part of this year’s National Reconciliation Week Lismore City Council shared stories of indigenous history, culture and achievement. As part of recognising and celebrating…

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