State government backs down on council levy
The NSW government has agreed to fund increases to the emergency services levy after outcry from councils.
15 August, 2019The NSW government has agreed to fund increases to the emergency services levy after outcry from councils.
15 August, 2019Outstanding council initiatives have been recognised at the LGNSW awards.
1 August, 2019IPART thinks councils should pay a greater share of the cost of running local government elections.
26 June, 2019Councils want the NSW Government to cover an increase to the emergency services levy in next week’s budget.
11 June, 2019NZ councils have launched a campaign to reclaim power from the national government.
23 May, 2019Local government has emerged with some wins out of the federal budget but the peak national body for councils says funding falls short.
3 April, 2019The NSW government will abolish key agencies including Local Government and Environment & Heritage.
2 April, 2019Local councils have welcomed the announcement of a $1 billion regional road funding package to be included in Tuesday’s federal budget.
30 March, 2019Appointments and moves in and around government in Australia.
28 March, 2019The NSW election will be a pivotal one for local government, the head of the state’s peak body for councils says.
11 March, 2019Councils say the NSW government needs to channel all funds raised through the state’s waste levy into recycling efforts.
7 March, 2019The State Government’s $1 billion pledge has been a long time coming, NSW councils say.
27 February, 2019Cost shifting and inadequate federal grants are compromising public infrastructure and services, local governments say.
1 November, 2018An app connecting residents to council is among the initiatives recognised as part of Local Government Week.
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