The New South Wales government has selected the route for the Newcastle light rail, which will connect the city centre with the waterfront.
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SA councils fear Budget hit to pensioner rates concessions
The South Australian Local Government Association has warned that council revenue could be hit by Federal Budget cuts to state concessions, with a flow on to reduction to pensioner discounts on council rates.
Unions dig in to block ASIC registry sell-off
Opposition to sell-off intensifies from left and right.
Victoria to put local government performance on public parade ‘MySchool’ style with ‘My Council’
Councils in Victoria will be ranked against each other on a new website grading their performance and accountability that mirrors the federal government’s controversial ‘league table’ style website ‘MySchool’.
Raft of cost savings reforms at risk after Budget
The Australian Centre for Excellence in Local Government has warned that an essential coordination mechanism between Canberra, the states and councils has been sacrificed in the Budget following the axing of the COAG Reform Council.
Turnbull tries to untangle cloud regulatory hairball to help small businesses
The federal government is trying to pick apart the complex web of regulations encumbering small businesses attempting to adopt cloud computing and has issued another guide that it claims will give enterprises greater confidence in taking up the new platform.
SurveyMonkey swings into the Australian polling market – and Malcolm Turnbull
So tell us what you really think… there are questions galore as the US online powerhouse aims for a local sample base of 200,000 Australians to take on entrenched market research firms in a digital battle for constituent and customer data.
ACT Chief minister denies 16,500 APS cuts will trigger Canberra recession
Forecast for stagnation blamed on ritualistic Canberra bashing.
Endeavour Energy hit with class action over $200 mil Blue Mountains bushfire claim
Victims of the Blue Mountains bushfires in October 2013 have launched a class action against Endeavour Energy over an alleged failure to trim trees that fell on electrical conductors and burst into flames.
NeHTA set to be scrapped in radical eHealth overhaul
The government’s review of the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record has not only recommended that a new Commission be set up to run the scheme but that electronic records become the default.