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All adults in NSW are now required to report information to Police if they believe a child is being abused or mistreated, following recent amendments to the Crimes Act 1900.

The City of Canterbury Bankstown has joined a network of 10 Sydney councils, to provide free support and guidance to local schools interested in installing solar panels.

The City of Canterbury Bankstown has joined a network of 10 Sydney councils, to provide free support and guidance to local schools interested in installing solar panels.

Choosing cleaning products can be a daunting experience. Seemingly endless shelves of “single job” chemicals can be frustrating, ...

Five of Australia's most talented classical musicians from Melbourne Chamber Orchestra will combine their talents to present landmark works from Mozart and Brahms.

A family friendly Korean Family film.

Livingstone Shire Council has joined Australia’s biggest community and sustainability event, the Garage Sale Trail, to highlight waste reduction by encouraging everyone to put their second-hand stuff – first.

Spring is just around the corner and so is the annual humans versus magpies stand-off. Central Highlands Regional Council reminds … Continue reading Avoiding conflict best course of action as magpie season swoops in The post Avoiding conflict best course of action as magpie season swoops in appeared first on Central Highlands Regional Council.

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Where facilities are consecutively booked on weekends and after hours, event organisers will be responsible for leaving them clean and tidy, with the option to request additional waste bins. “We know local events deliver a range of benefits, building community spirit and participation and attracting visitors to our region, and we don’t take this for granted,” he said. This Policy outlines our genuine commitment to working with event organisers to get the best outcomes for their event without causing damage to our premier sporting venues.” Community members can view the draft policy online or in hard copy at branch offices and provide feedback online at ourbetterbarossa.com.au, via email to [email protected] or in writing.

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Food safety compliance checks will be carried out on food delivery vehicles to ensure they meet legislative requirements for safe transport of commercially prepared food.

Decisions around building height limits for the Hobart city centre will be considered as part of a collaborative planning process with the state government.

A free info session about the 15-week closure will be held on 10 September

New fire appliance to protect community and South Coogee BFB vollies

The State Government has announced round two of the Regional Economic Development (RED) Grants Program and is encouraging local businesses to get involved and apply for grant funding.

Residents across Darwin are being asked to prepare for the cyclone season by cleaning up in and around their homes.

Casuarina Library is hosting an exclusive exhibition of objects of personal significance to the 2019 Australians of the Year, from 21 August to 15 September.

In celebration of Australian Reading Hour, award-winning author and Australian Reading Hour ambassador, Rachael Johns is joining us for a special in conversation with Sally Bothroyd, Executive Dire

This month we are looking at the Buy Nothing movement, and the Geocon Republic shutdown and its impacts on the community. The post BCC July Public Meeting – Geocon site shutdown and Buy Nothing appeared first on Belconnen Community Council.