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Government must embrace AI or miss most exciting time to govern

Government must embrace AI or miss most exciting time to govern
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Brisbane s mega-council: A singular success or a monster misstep?

When Brisbane’s councils merged into a single entity in 1924, it was applauded as sensible. But what have we gained and lost in the “great experiment”?

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MoGs can hurt employees mental health: research

MoGs can hurt employees mental health: research
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Covid proved why we need local government: study

The Covid pandemic demonstrated how councils can complement higher levels of government during emergencies, a researcher says.

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Bigger isn t always better – why population growth is hurting councils

contrary to conventional wisdom, population growth is making councils less financially sustainable, a researcher says.

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