LGNSW

There’s a revenue ruckus over the loathed pegging of rates. But can councils do a better job if they charge more for removing your rubbish?

Government agencies reporting their cyber security without independent checks has the NSW Audit Office worried. It wants audits.

Sustainable economic development requires a skilled and educated workforce made up of people who are adaptable to changing technologies.

The New South Wales government will not allow residents of the vast but sparsely populated Central Darling Shire to elect a council until 2023 at the earliest, which will be nine years after their local government was first put under administration.

New South Wales residents should be given more detailed information about how local councils spend their money and what they get out of it, the

Unpopular forced council mergers in NSW are now unfit for the future after rejection by The Nationals.

An overheated property market has state ministers, local councils and developers hot and bothered over who reaps the spoils.