Archived News for Professionals in Local Government
An Indigenous group has expressed “profound disappointment” about plans to disturb heritage sites in WA.
Grant change sought
Key crossbenchers are looking to harness Labor’s anti-corruption agenda for more oversight.
SA deal for big builds
The South Australian government has announced a hydrogen agreement with GFG Alliance.
Turnbull pushes Hunter works
Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull is advocating for the development of two pumped hydro energy projects in the Upper Hunter Valley.
WA gas plan slammed
A parliamentary inquiry in WA has concluded that the state's domestic gas policy is “no longer fit for purpose”.
Transport tech audited
Transport for NSW (TfNSW) is pushing to replace its antiquated Driver Vehicle System (DRIVES), despite numerous attempts and significant financial investment.
Trustee pledges improvement
The Queensland Public Trustee says it is improving its public consultations ahead of a new fee structure.
Expert suggests suppression
A NSW fisheries expert has voiced concerns over the suppression of scientific voices.
Oxygen test to prevent deaths
WaterNSW is pumping oxygen into the Darling River to combat large-scale fish deaths.
Fresh buybacks prepped
The Commonwealth has earmarked $205 million for the first round of water buybacks under the Albanese government.
Mining aids prepared
The Albanese government is preparing to assist embattled producers of clean tech materials.
New track for gouge claims
The ACCC is fast-tracking the community complaints process for corporate price gouging.
Power cut prompts calls
Calls for change have been made in the wake of widespread power outages in Victoria.
Councils slam flight plan
Councils in New South Wales are raising concerns over the proposed flight paths for Western Sydney International Airport.
Paris to punish big cars
Residents of Paris have voted to triple the city’s parking charges for SUVs.
NT croc plan lands
The Northern Territory (NT) government has unveiled a draft plan to address the management of its burgeoning saltwater crocodile population.
Shire accused of waterway damage
A WA shire faces charges of violating the state’s Aboriginal Heritage Act.