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Further confirmation of the LNP’s plan to cut billions from Queensland infrastructure budget
Connectivity is key
World-Class Teaching Facilities Transform Dookie Campus
New Chair and members for Landgate Board
Rent stabilisation to give Queenslanders who rent a fair go
Environmental Impact Assessment of the Singleton Horticulture Project
Separating waste service charges from general rates
Delivering over 150,000 meals to older Victorians living at home
Strengthening Nimmo Bridge In Myrtleford
Renewable energy partnership supports WA’s decarbonisation target
40 years of Closer Economic Relations with Australia
Esplanade Lagoon is still making splash after 20 years
Temporary Road Closure 28 March
Simpson Prize honours top students
Local organisation appointed to run Target 120 in Carnarvon
ANZAC photographic exhibition at Civic Centre: Bega Valley
Property Council applauds Build to Rent boost
A Fresh Start for NSW as Minns Government interim Ministry sworn in
Australia has a once in generation chance to build social housing
Comedy Festival Bringing Laughs In 2023
Research confirms importance of live music workers
Cremorne Digital Hub Boosts Victoria’s Global Tech Status
Big Boost For Gotafe’s Veterinary Training Courses
Tax concessions to drive investment into affordable housing
New mapping technology gives land managers another tool to protect landscapes and make the most of carbon trading offsets
Tenders to be released for new public housing in the Barkly region
More new homes on way for Tasmanian women in need
Victorian Homeowners Save Thousands With Solar
Break O’Day Road Bridge Replacement – Project Update Meeting
Mass arrivals legislation breach of NZ’s values
Vinnies urges Senate to pass housing package
Applications for Historical Markers Program 2023 now open
New partnership to ease soft plastics problem
Law Council endorses new National Legal Aid report
Space Grants program propels business success
New barracks a symbol of partnership
Safeguards mechanism – assurances needed
Amendments to mass arrivals legislation
Want to help shape the future of our Shire? Participate in Council’s Community Strategic Plan
KIIS 1065 Paralympics comments breach decency standards
Registrations for 2024 kindergarten are now open
Sepsis study to power new antibiotic discoveries
IAG and Rhelm launch new Planned Relocation report
Culture, connection and creativity: better online experiences for First Nations people
Council presses federal ministers on shire priorities
Councils Congratulate new Government
Progress on public service pay adjustment
Taking steps towards cleaner and greener food production