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Baird crushes NSW council mergers resistance with iron fist
Nineteen new councils, more to follow.
13 May, 2016
Sydney cycles feasibility study
By Paul Hemsley Neighbouring councils have each contributed funds to a feasibility study for the proposed City West Cycle Link. The cycle link is estimated to cost $5 million, with the feasibility study receiving funds of $3000 from the City of Sydney, $5000 from Leichhardt Council, and $3000 from Ashfield Council. BIKESydney proposed the link, […]
29 July, 2011
Councils linked in light rail extension
By Paul Hemsley Leichhardt, Marrickville and Ashfield Councils have taken on more direct involvement with the Inner West Light Rail Extension in Sydney. The NSW Government and Metro Transport Sydney (MTS), the existing light rail operator, have begun work on design development for construction tendering purposes. According to a Marrickville Council spokesperson, councils have been […]
1 July, 2011
When politics hurts council business
By Lilia Guan Marrickville Council’s decision to back out of its support for the global boycott of Israeli goods has been welcomed by the Australian Local Government Association (ALGA). The decision was passed on Wednesday night’s council meeting where councillors discussed a staff report outlining the implications of implementing the policy. Mayor Fiona […]
21 April, 2011
Marrickville backs ban
By Lilia Guan The city of Marrickville in Sydney, has defended its support for sanctions against Israel, as a business decision. Marrickville has joined the Global Boycott Divestments and Sanctions (GBDS) campaign against Israel. The GBDS movement was a global movement that called for the boycott of goods produced in Israel. […]
21 March, 2011
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