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Local Government and Community Engagement in Australia

Jade Herriman

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This working paper provides a snapshot of what is taking place across the Australian local government sector in relation to community engagement, and identifies the ongoing challenges and questions for councils in engaging communities. A supplementary annotated bibliography of key community engagement resources and guides is also available.

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This working paper provides a snapshot of what is taking place across the Australian local government sector in relation to community engagement, and identifies the ongoing challenges and questions for councils in engaging communities. A supplementary annotated bibliography of key community engagement resources and guides is also available.

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This working paper provides a snapshot of what is taking place across the Australian local government sector in relation to community engagement, and identifies the ongoing challenges and questions for councils in engaging communities. A supplementary annotated bibliography of key community engagement resources and guides is also available.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Political science, Public administration, Business, Linguistics, Philosophy

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