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Civica and UTS IPPG launch a new report on digital transformation within the public sector and announce a...

Join us for a lunchtime seminar presented by Professor Etienne Nel from the University of Otago on Thursday...

2018 Scholarship applications are now open for IPPG's Master of Applied Policy and Master of Local Government courses.

Minister for Family and Community Services Pru Goward announced the appointment of Profess

A new report from CLG explores the role of local government involvement in local and regional economic development strategies.

Kentish and Latrobe Councils in Tasmania have been collaborating and resource sharing succ

A People's Federation will be launched during the Australian Political Studies Association

A new study from the University of Technology Sydney Centre for Local Government (UTS CLG) examines employee perceptions...

Wiradjuri lawyer Robynne Quiggin has been appointed as Professor of Indigenous Policy at IPPG. 

IPPG has released its latest resource for local government: How local governments can increase the social and economic...

A new report from CLG explores the role of local governments in local renewal initiatives that include community input...

On Thursday 29 June IPPG held a launch event for Dr Bligh Grant and Dr Joseph Drew’s new...

Listen: IPPG Director, Professor Roberta Ryan discusses Census findings on 2ser's the Daily.

IPPG partnered with the Korean Local Government Centre Sydney to host a group of representatives from 15 Korean...

Presentations from the 2017 CLAIR Forum are now available. The theme of the Forum this year was regional...

IPPG's Professor Roberta Ryan will be speaking at the Canterbury Bankstown City Council inaugural Inclusive and Cohesive Communities in...

How have the recent council mergers impacted on Sydney's local communities? Watch SydNEXT's video, including an interview with...

Take the next step in your career with IPPG's postgraduate qualifications. Applications fo

IPPG’s Dr Bligh Grant and Dr Joseph Drew’s new book ‘Local Government in Australia: History, Theory and Public...

Part 8 of the UTS:CLG Graduate Paper Series looks at information technology change and adoption in local government.

As part of the Changing Landscapes research series, Civica engaged UTS:IPPG to discover the latest perspectives from local...

UTS:IPPG has launched a new postgraduate course in applied policy. Applications are now open for July 2017.

Part 7 of the UTS:CLG Graduate Paper Series looks at potential influences on decision-making by elected representatives.

The inaugural UTS:IPPG Postgraduate Scholarship has been awarded to Narrandera Shire Counc

Part 6 of the UTS:CLG Graduate Paper Series looks at urban forests in the public domain.

Part 5 of the UTS:CLG Graduate Paper Series evaluates the Fairfield Health Partnership.

Listen: Shadow Minister for Local Government The Hon. Peter Primose and IPPG Director, Professor Roberta Ryan on ABC...

Part 4 of the UTS:CLG Graduate Paper Series looks at Local Government botanic gardens' contribution to global plant...

A new discussion paper which reviews the major themes on the role of local government in the housing...

Part 3 of the UTS:CLG Graduate Paper Series: Urban Design Principles for Creating Public Open Space Master Plans...