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Completing the foreshore vision
Waratah-Wynyard Council has opened a new sensory garden at the East Wynyard Foreshore—one of the final elements of a long-term master plan to transform the…
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Caloundra cultural hub opens
The Sunshine Coast’s newest cultural hub is officially open, with Library+ Caloundra welcoming the community into a space designed to transform the way we use…
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Scenic walkway opens on the Hawkesbury
The Kangaroo Point Boardwalk – a spectacular one-kilometre elevated path through untouched mangroves and bushland in the Hornsby Shire– was officially opened earlier this year…
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Scenic walkway opens on the Hawkesbury
The Kangaroo Point Boardwalk – a spectacular one-kilometre elevated path through untouched mangroves and bushland in the Hornsby Shire– was officially opened earlier this year…
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Library celebrates 80 years with display
This year, Ku-ring-gai Library is celebrating its 80th birthday. To celebrate, the Library is sharing 80 images from its 80 year history, over a period…
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Festival over but the mowing continues
The Lockyer Valley Council region might have just capped off an incredibly successful Laidley Spring Festival, but that doesn’t mean their Parks and Gardens crews…
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Lockyer’s take on recycling
Lockyer Valley Regional Council is calling on residents to jump on board the recycling bandwagon and renew their commitment to doing the right thing when…
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Fresh Start for 500 new council employees
The NSW Government’s Fresh Start program has reached a major milestone with 500 apprentices, trainees and cadets now on the tools working in NSW councils.…
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Major Murray library upgrade
Murray’s much-loved and only public library is set for a refurbishment this year, enhancing its functionality and community appeal. Thanks to a $200,000 grant from…
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First female mayor for Cassowary Coast
Cassowary Coast Regional Council has welcomed the region’s first female Mayor Teresa Millwood following the Queensland Local Government elections late last month. The council has…
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Pilings adding foundations for Lake Pontoon
Piling works for the Lake Boga Floating Pontoon has began in mid March, marking a significant milestone in the renovation project. Swan Hill Council Director…
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Pennisi is out
Southern Downs Mayor Vic Pennisi was not returned following the 2024 Local Government Election but was full of gratitude and thanks following his election loss…
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Having a ball quite the tradition at the Hill
Nominations are now open for young ladies looking to make their debut at this year’s Broken Hill Civic Ball. The Civic Ball is one of…
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Community safety a priority
Town of Claremont’s Community Safety Officers play a valuable role in the community and help to provide a safe environment for all residents and visitors…
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Centre a boon for tourism
Lachlan Shire Council has a new and improved Freight Logistics and Visitors Information Centre, located in the “Utes in the Paddock” precinct Condobolin. Opened in…
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Completing the foreshore vision
Waratah-Wynyard Council has opened a new sensory garden at the East Wynyard Foreshore—one of the final elements of a long-term master plan to transform the…
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New technology hub coming
For those in Hawksbury dreaming of digitising old family photos in stunning detail or ready to launch their very own podcast but missing the gear…
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Caloundra cultural hub opens
The Sunshine Coast’s newest cultural hub is officially open, with Library+ Caloundra welcoming the community into a space designed to transform the way we use…
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Scenic walkway opens on the Hawkesbury
The Kangaroo Point Boardwalk – a spectacular one-kilometre elevated path through untouched mangroves and bushland in the Hornsby Shire– was officially opened earlier this year…
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Library celebrates 80 years with display
This year, Ku-ring-gai Library is celebrating its 80th birthday. To celebrate, the Library is sharing 80 images from its 80 year history, over a period…
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Festival over but the mowing continues
The Lockyer Valley Council region might have just capped off an incredibly successful Laidley Spring Festival, but that doesn’t mean their Parks and Gardens crews…
Digital Editions