Local government has emerged with some wins out of the federal budget but the peak national body for councils says funding falls short.
Author: Georgia Clark (Georgia Clark)
Warnings over pushback on consumer data right
The nation’s largest consumer organisation has warned about a My Health-style consumer pushback against proposed consumer data right laws.
Second Australian council goes fully renewable
The City of Sydney has followed the lead of Melbourne to commit to 100 per cent renewable electricity by 2030.
Government takes on EU-style e-invoicing
Australia and New Zealand have established a trans-Tasman Electronic Invoicing Board to set the scene for for government e-invoicing.
Economist’s Budget plea: ‘don’t forget the states’
A leading economist has called for the intergovernmental agreement on financial arrangements to be revived.
Public sector workers recognised for bravery
Australian paramedics, police, SES workers and firefighters are among the recipients of this year's Bravery Awards.
Seattle’s lessons on liveable localities
Seattle's transport mastermind explains how the city is balancing unprecedented growth with a thriving, liveable locality.
20-minute suburbs: Australia’s walking-friendly cities
A new type of suburb is set to appear as Melbourne moves towards the 20-minute neighbourhood.
Claims of ‘secrecy’, misused funds in transport projects
Melbourne and Sydney transport projects have been plagued by ropey estimates and lack of scrutiny, a conference has heard.
Growing call for use of recyclables in roadworks
The recycling industry is urging the state government to mandate the use of recyclables in public roadworks.