The Latest Breaking News from Council

Auckland Council has spent more than $100k on a series of children’s books targeted at disaster readiness in migrant communities

No census is ever exact: as academics Tom Moultrie and Rob Dorrington at the University of Cape Town have noted previously:

Thames Water says plan is needed to combat droughts for London but Richmond Council has raised environmental concerns

Citing security risks, Ald. Brian Hopkins tried to restrict public comment to virtual participation and close the public seating galleries. Mayor Brandon Johnson ruled that motion out of order, saying the public has the right to speak in person.

The United Nations Security Council is ripe for reform to bring it into the second quarter of the 21st century

The Goods and Services Tax regime needs a holistic reform plan

The mayor presented $16.6 billion 2024 city budget to the City Council today. Here’s how he wants to use taxpayer money.

Lexington’s City Council is reviewing a proposal to ban source of income discrimination with rental housing. The Social Services and Public Safety Committee took up the matter Tuesday. If enacted, the ordinance would prohibit landlords from refusing to rent to someone solely based on a lawful form of income.

Govt pushing reforms in edu sector to produce global graduates; Minister participated in interactive session with students; APSCHE launched initiatives; number of institutions achieving NAAC Accreditation up; need for collaboration between institutions; multi-disciplinary approach for educational excellence; universities to prioritise research & innovation.

Bulgaria and Albania win backing in secret vote for two Eastern European seats available on UN body.

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