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Applications open for new Artist in Residence Pilot Program

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North Sydney Council has launched an exciting new Artist in Residence Pilot Program in partnership with North Sydney Community Centre (NSCC), providing a unique opportunity for artists to develop their practice while inspiring young people through creative workshops.   Mayor Zoë Baker encouraged artists to apply by 31 March, highlighting the importance of creative opportunities in … Continued

Council grants open now: Secure funding for your project

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Local not-for-profits, creatives and schools can apply for funding for projects to be delivered in 2025-26 through North Sydney Council’s grants program, open now. Applications close Sunday 30 March for Small Grants and Green Schools Grants, and Monday 14 April for Creative Grants. Mayor Zoë Baker says: “Over the past year, we’ve listened to our … Continued

Sunset Series returns to St Leonards Park

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A much-loved free outdoor live music concert series is set to light up the heart of St Leonards Park on three Sunday afternoons this autumn (16 March, 13 April, 11 May), offering an exciting mix of classical, swing, jazz, indie, and more. A diverse lineup of talented artists will take the stage at Sunset Series, … Continued

STATE GOVERNMENT BACK DOWN FROM NEW SCHOOL AT CHATSWOOD DIVE SITE

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Council has been working to urgently address Sydney’s housing crisis.    In the last two years we have created capacity for an additional 12,000 dwellings throughout Willoughby LGA. This includes growth provided by Council’s new Local Environmental Plan (6,500 dwellings), the St Leonards and Crows Nest TOD, and the Low and Mid Rise Housing Reforms. Applications … Continued

Ratepayers charged more while workers are paid less – Townsville City Council Bargaining Kicks Off Under a Cloud of Funding Management Questions

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AWU members working for Townsville City Council (TCC) will begin bargaining with management for a new enterprise agreement this week. Currently TCC wages are significantly behind those of council workers in neighbouring councils, with a gap of up to 14% for a level three worker. This pay gap is despite TCC management charging ratepayers significantly … Continued

Greater Hume Council Workers Respond to “Toxic Workplace” Claims

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Workers at Greater Hume Council have expressed disappointment at recent media characterisations labelling their workplace as “toxic”.  The claims, which appeared in an article in The Border Mail discussing the departure of the General Manager, do not accurately reflect the dedication and professionalism of council staff. “Despite the challenges of recent years, our team has consistently … Continued

Wingecarribee Council workers frustrations boil over to the point they stopped work today affecting services across all areas of Council

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For months members of the United Services Union (USU) working at Wingecarribee Council have been attempting to resolve concerns around a culture of bullying and harassment but have reached a stalemate. Workers at the Council say there is a culture of bullying and harassment, lack of transparency and proper consultation with staff and a failure to … Continued