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May 12

Love23

Councils in Victoria have been encouraged to better engage with the community following a probe from the Victorian Auditor-General.

How to better engage with your community

By Staff Writers Local, State

Victorian Auditor-General puts council engagement in the spotlight.

May 11

Love26

The federal government's commitment to Mobile Black Spots has been slammed by the Queensland government for no new funding in latest annual Budget.

QLD slams Budget’s lack of funding for mobile black spots

By Staff Writers Federal, ICT, State

Budget 2017-18 – No boost for regional telecommunications.

May 11

Love22

Commuters will see a slight slug of about 50 cents a week on their Opal card fares as the government moves prices in line with inflation.

Opal prices to move in line with inflation

By Staff Writers State, Transport

Limited 2.4 per cent CPI slug from 3rd July, 2017.

May 02

Love38

Battery energy storage is a high priority for the power supply of the states of Victoria and Queensland as both set off to strengthen their grids.

Battery energy storage powers up Queensland and Victoria

By Staff Writers State, Sustainability

Initiatives to strengthen Australia’s power delivery.

Apr 28

Love38

Bill Shorten has promised a potential Labor government would help fund a new railway from the Western Sydney Airport to be opened from day one.

Shorten promises $400 mil for Western Sydney Airport railway

By Staff Writers Federal, Infrastructure, State, Transport

Plans unveiled intended to boost economic growth by $3.6 billion.

Apr 27

Love39

NSW agencies are in the spotlight over their use of contingent labour, failing to prove that using these workforces delivers value for money.

No evidence $1.1 bil contingent labour force works

By Staff Writers ICT, State

NSW agencies under the spotlight, unable to show best practice despite doubling spending.

Apr 26

Love29

A new HRIS system will be implemented for four Queensland government agencies to ensure timely and accurate payment for state public servants.

Public servants assured they’ll be paid accurately and on time

By Staff Writers State

Human Resource Information System to be completed for four agencies.

Apr 26

Love38

The Fair Work Commission's controversial cuts to penalty rates will be assessed by a Victorian government inquiry about its broader economic impacts.

Penalty rates go under the microscope

By Staff Writers Federal, State

Victoria forms Committee to investigate effect on Australian economy.

Apr 21

Love30

he new Western Sydney Airport will be delivered whether or not the Sydney Airport Group decides to build and operate the facility.

Western Sydney Airport will be built no matter what

By Staff Writers Federal, Infrastructure, Local, State, Transport

Fletcher offers first right of refusal to Sydney Airport Group.

Apr 19

Love29

Traditional overhead wires for light rail networks could become extinct as the NSW government aims to make Newcastle Australia's first wire free city.

Overhead wires a thing of the past in Newcastle light rail

By Staff Writers Infrastructure, State, Transport

Clearing the streets of an electrical transport staple.

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How to better engage with your community

QLD slams Budget’s lack of funding for mobile black spots

Opal prices to move in line with inflation

Battery energy storage powers up Queensland and Victoria

Shorten promises $400 mil for Western Sydney Airport railway

No evidence $1.1 bil contingent labour force works

Public servants assured they’ll be paid accurately and on time

Penalty rates go under the microscope

Western Sydney Airport will be built no matter what

Overhead wires a thing of the past in Newcastle light rail

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