NSW planning chief declares end to silo wars
The top NSW planning bureaucrat says the days of silos and culture wars are over at the department.
9 July, 2019
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Queensland town crippled by its own success
Noosa is being loved to death by tourists, and residents have had enough.
20 June, 2019
Canadian to head Tassie branding authority
Appointments, departures and movement around the government sector.
6 June, 2019
Tokyo science city inspires Western Sydney Aerotropolis
The new Western Sydney Airport will be transformed into an urban centre under plans to build an aerotropolis.
3 June, 2019
Last call for tickets to Place Branding Australia Conference
Vivid Sydney provides the perfect backdrop to the inaugural Place Branding Australia conference.
31 May, 2019
Auditor slaps down NSW agencies over probity policy
Three key NSW agencies have failed to comply with procurement probity policies.
27 May, 2019
New minister for fraud-plagued disability scheme
A new minister has been appointed to oversee the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
27 May, 2019
Government projects scoop property council awards
Seven government-led projects have been recognised at Australia’s premier property awards.
24 May, 2019
NZ councils make move for greater power
NZ councils have launched a campaign to reclaim power from the national government.
23 May, 2019
Need to ditch ‘damaging obsessions’ about local government
Forget roads, rates and rubbish. It’s all about relevance, respect and resources for the council of the future.
23 May, 2019
Voters return Coalition government
The Morrison government has won another term in office after Australians voted to return the Coalition to power.
19 May, 2019
Bob Hawke remembered as champion of local government
Australia’s local councils have remembered Bob Hawke for his role in the 1988 referendum to recognise local government.
18 May, 2019
Aus public service fifth best in world but not as good as Kiwis
Australia’s public service has been ranked number five in the world by a British think tank.
14 May, 2019
Climate change: the most at-risk local government areas
Australia’s local government climate change hot spots – how do you fare?
12 May, 2019
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