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  • Councillors say enough is enough

    Councillors say enough is enough

    More than thirty mayors and councillors including many from some of the nation’s most flood damaged regions have called on the government to do more…

  • Rate cap devastating blow

    Rate cap devastating blow

    The financial sustainability of councils in NSW is again under threat, after the state’s Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) handed down a historic low-rate…

  • Everybody needs good neighbours

    Everybody needs good neighbours

    A large crew of Redland City Council officers and sub-contractors joined together to help neighbouring councils clean up after recent severe flooding. Mayor Karen Williams…

  • A strong sense of community in the wake of disaster

    A strong sense of community in the wake of disaster

    As the nation looks on in shock at the impacts of widespread flooding across Queensland and New South Wales, I’m also reflecting on my own…

  • Group disappointed by lack of summit

    Group disappointed by lack of summit

    The peak body representing Queensland councils is bitterly disappointed the Federal Government has rejected a united call for a National Housing Summit to explore solutions…

  • Livingstone finds young readers

    Livingstone finds young readers

    Livingstone Shire Library has taken out the annual Summer Reading Club competition, beating 320 public libraries across Queensland. The Summer Reading Club is a fun,…

  • Surveying conference located in Canberra

    Surveying conference located in Canberra

    The Surveying and Spatial conference Locate22 is heading to Canberra from the 24 – 26 May to discuss location in action: positioning the nation for…

  • Used tyre reuse program launched in Australia

    Used tyre reuse program launched in Australia

    Tyre Stewardship Australia (TSA) envisions a sector where resources from end-of-life tyres (EOLT) are used as feedstock for new value-added products, boosting new industries, creating…

  • Park honours town clerk

    Park honours town clerk

    The $5.4 million transformation of Thomas H Halton Park at Croudace Bay is complete, with Lake Macquarie’s biggest playground outside Speers Point Park now open…

  • Infrastructure funding needed

    Infrastructure funding needed

    In the lead up to this year’s Federal Election, Local Government NSW (LGNSW) is calling for new infrastructure funding that will support councils to create…

  • New excutive for NSW country mayors

    New excutive for NSW country mayors

    NSW Country Mayors Association of NSW (CMA) has unveiled it’s new executive team elected at it’s AGM held on Friday 11 March with Cr Ken…

  • Quest video hits the mark

    Quest video hits the mark

    Three years after the Great Quack Quest music video captured the attention of the world, the Temora Medical Centre welcomes a new GP who is…

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