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Record school building program continues for Western Sydney
Iconic Australind Jetty refurbishment works to begin
Leader of Nationals – Speech – Address to Nationals Federal Council
Could 2032 Brisbane Olympics be start of hotel boom
Funding helps to ensure shows will go
Resilient buildings to prepare for disasters
Council has seen light
New SES campaign in six languages
Additional $196 million to save lives on NSW roads
Council crews active during this weeks’ flood
Council tackles construction challenges to get projects built
Environment winner from momentous second Energy Ministers meeting
Blake Street Proposed Planning Agreement on public exhibition
Global health aid: saving lives, harming planet?
Completion of Buninyong street upgrade celebrated
Bays West Stage 1 rezoning on exhibition
Sustainability Year in Review
Defence unveils supercomputing capability
Lights switched on at Lions’ den
August standing committee meetings
Grovedale Tigers gain from sports lighting project
HSF advises Globe on US$1.28 billion sale of mobile towers in Philippines
RACGP: Pharmacy Guild’s antiviral misinformation cause for concern
Tax incentives to boost long-term rental supply
Scully appeals for more health workers for Illawarra
Govt marks 350th tower in push for improved rural connectivity
Council submits WestInvest projects
Building for future: Work underway to expand Tasmania’s northern gateway
Improved water stability on way for Gloucester
NO QUARRY group shares concerns with local member Danielle Green
From your bin to Big Build
Work towards Deans Creek Precinct Structure Plan begins
Mayor welcomes Treasurer to Rockhampton
Council urges residents to show patience in regards to road repairs
Wahpunga lane bridge replacement complete
Company fined after debris from crane fell on worker
Construction underway on new Skate and Scooter Park
Inclusive play: University of Toronto researcher studies playground experiences of children with disabilities
New Zealand’s first climate adaptation plan is a good start, but crucial questions about cost and timing must be answered
Australia’s greenest freeway is here in Victoria
Live traffic cameras providing local updates
Minister tours on-track UTAS Inveresk campus site
Transport inquiry chance to get regional rail back on track
Trials of new transport infrastructure making it safer and easier to get around
Expressions of Interest for Armstrong Creek Library Public Art Sculpture Commission
New shiploader good news for Port of Burnie
Planning Delegated Committee Meeting recap 11 August
Qld’s renewable energy sector gets $160m boost