LGNSW looks forward to updated government agreement
LGNSW says it’s looking forward to working with Labor under a new intergovernmental agreement.
30 March, 2023LGNSW says it’s looking forward to working with Labor under a new intergovernmental agreement.
30 March, 2023The incoming NSW Labor government says it won’t be wasting time in delivering its promised public sector wage increases.
27 March, 2023The state’s peak body for local government has laid out its election priorities – and the major parties have responded.
21 March, 2023An investigation by the NSW corruption watchdog has failed to find any evidence of corruption in the appointment of John Barilaro to a senior overseas trade position.
6 March, 2023A NSW parliamentary inquiry has recommended that the government investigate The Hills Shire Council and consider putting it into administration.
6 March, 2023A Queensland parliamentary committee has backed allowing people to change the gender on their birth certificate by self-declaration.
27 February, 2023The reconvened Council of Local Government will meet in June for the first time in more than ten years.
22 February, 2023A report has raised ‘serious questions’ about the influence of ministers on senior public servants in recruitment decisions.
6 February, 2023The NSW government has given the state’s corruption watchdog a report into the apparent porkbarrelling of bushfire recovery grants.
5 February, 2023Alan Tudge has told the Robodebt Royal Commission it wasn’t in his mind to enquire about the legality of the automated debt recovery scheme.
1 February, 2023The Queensland government says its gender identification legislation will modernise birth certificates and recognise the state’s diverse community.
30 January, 2023Some councils have decided not to hold Australia Day citizenship ceremonies after the federal government said it is no longer mandatory to hold ceremonies on January 26.
25 January, 2023The local government minister hopes councils will play a role in moves to enshrine a voice for First Nation’s people in the constitution.
31 October, 2022An independent review has found Stuart Ayres complied with the ministerial code of conduct in relation to John Barilaro’s trade appointment.
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