primarysources date September 2008 The United Kingdom LocalGovernment Act of 1988 was famous for introducing the controversial Section 28 into law. In terms of the section 28 of the LocalGovernment Act 1988, Local Authorities were prohibited from promoting in specified category of schools, the teaching of the acceptability of homosexuality as a pretended family relationship . The Act did have other effects also, and was rather a mixed bag of changes. Part I introduced compulsory tendering of contracts for certain types of activities. Part III allowed Public housing housing authorities to provide financial assistance to people living in private property. Section 38 abolished duty on dog licence s. External links UK Legislation UK LEG title LocalGovernment Act 1988 type ukpga path ukpga 1988 9 Commencement Orders UK LEG type uksi path uksi 1988 979 title The LocalGovernment Act 1988 Commencement No. 1 Order 1988 UK LEG type uksi paht uksi 1988 1043 title The LocalGovernment Act 1988 Commencement No. 2 Scotland Order 1988 Regulations UK LEG type uksi path uksi 1988 1372 title The LocalGovernment Act 1988 Defined Activities Exemptions England Order 1988 UK LEG type uksi path uksi 1991 23 title The LocalGovernment Act 1988 Defined Activities Competition Wales Regulations 1991 UK LEG type uksi path uksi 1991 262 title The LocalGovernment Act 1988 Defined Activities Exemption Wales Order 1991 UK LEG type uksi path uksi 1994 15 title The LocalGovernment Act 1988 Defined Activities Exemption Harlow District Council Order 1994 UK LEG type uksi path uksi 1997 176 title The LocalGovernment Act 1988 Defined Activities Housing Management and Security Work Exemptions England Order 1997 UK LEG type uksi path uksi 1997 128 title The LocalGovernment Act 1988 Competition Supervision of Parking, Management of Vehicles and Security Work Wales Regulations 1997 UK legislation statute stub Category United Kingdom Acts of Parliament 1988 Category Localgovernment legislation in England ... more details
primarysources date September 2008 Infobox UK legislation short title LocalGovernment Act 2003 parliament Parliament of the United Kingdom long title statute book chapter 2003 c. 26 introduced by territorial extent United Kingdom royal assent 18 September 2003 commencement repeal date amendments related legislation LocalGovernment and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007 repealing legislation status original text http legislation.gov.uk ukpga 2003 26 enacted revised text http legislation.gov.uk ukpga 2003 26 legislation history The LocalGovernment Act 2003 c. 26 is an Act of Parliament Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom . It made various changes to the administration of localgovernment of the United Kingdom localgovernment in the United Kingdom . Although it contained mainly financial provisions, section 122 repealed Section 28 , the law prohibiting local authorities from promoting homosexuality, in England and Wales . It also created the concept of business improvement district s . It received Royal Assent on 18 September 2003 and became effective on 18 November 2003. See also Ethical Standards in Public Life etc. Scotland Act 2000 , the act which repealed Section 2A in Scotland . UK legislation statute stub Category United Kingdom Acts of Parliament 2003 Category 2003 in LGBT history cy Deddf Llywodraeth Leol 2003 ... more details
LocalGovernment Commission may refer to LocalGovernment Commission for England 1958 1967 LocalGovernment Commission for England 1992 LocalGovernment Commission Ireland LocalGovernment Commission New Zealand LocalGovernment Commission Sacramento, California See also LocalGovernment Boundary Commission disambiguation Disambiguation ... more details
The LocalGovernment Board LGB was a British Government supervisory body overseeing local administration in England and Wales from 1871 to 1919. The LGB was created by the LocalGovernment Board Act 1871 C. 70 and took over the public health and localgovernment responsibilities of the Home Secretary ... The board was headed by a President of the LocalGovernment Board president , appointed by and serving ... of the board. He was assisted by a Parliamentary Secretary to the LocalGovernment Board Parliamentary ... LocalGovernment Board title LocalGovernment Board accessdate 18 December 2008 work Encyclopaedia Britannica publisher year 1911 ref Officers The LocalGovernment Board was permitted to appoint ... of the LGB, the existing staff of the Poor Law Board, the LocalGovernment Act Office and the Medical ... Bellamy, Administering Central local Relations, 1871 1919 The LocalGovernment Board in Its Fiscal and Cultural ... of the laws relating to the public health, the relief of the poor, and localgovernment ... Public Health Act 1848 LocalgovernmentLocalGovernment Act 1858 , LocalGovernment Act 1858 Amendment Act 1861 , LocalGovernment Amendment Act 1863 Drainage and sanitary matters Sewage Utilization ... the LocalGovernment Board, and all of its powers and duties were transferred to the new ministry ... and the powers of the Home Secretary in relation to the Children Act 1908 . See also LocalGovernment Board for Scotland , a similar body in Scotland from 1894 &ndash 1919 LocalGovernment Board for Ireland , established in 1872 and abolished in 1922. References LocalGovernment Board Act 1871 c.70 ... LocalGovernment Board journal Political Science Quarterly volume 13 series issue 2 page ... of localgovernment in England Category Localgovernment in Wales Category Poor Law ... and labourers dwellings Artizans and Labourers Dwellings Act 1868 Returns of local taxation Local ... s inspectors were able to visit local authorities and ensure that they were performing satisfactorily ... more details
Infobox Government agency agency name Department for Communities and LocalGovernment type Department ... of the Department for br Communities and LocalGovernment formed May 2006 preceding1 dissolved superseding ... of State for Communities and LocalGovernment chief1 name chief1 position chief2 name chief2 position ... for communities and localgovernment in England . It was established in May 2006 and is the successor ... and the Northern Ireland Executive , responsible for communities and localgovernment in their respective jurisdictions. Ministers The Communities and LocalGovernment ministers are as follows ref http www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk content department communities and localgovernment Cabinet Office List of Government Departments and Ministers Department for Communities and LocalGovernment ref ... MP Secretary of State for Communities and LocalGovernment Secretary of State Overall responsibility ... Housing, localgovernment, regeneration width 1 style background FFD700 Andrew Stunell OBE MP Parliamentary ... Secretary for Communities and LocalGovernment ref Background DCLG was formed in July 2001 ... the ODPM became a separate department after absorbing the localgovernment and regions portfolios from the defunct Department for Transport, LocalGovernment and the Regions . The ODPM was criticised ... and Ruth Kelly became the first Secretary of State for Communities and LocalGovernment ... housing localgovernment town and country planning planning Race relations race equality the Thames ... Corporation , English Partnerships and parts of the Department for Communities and LocalGovernment ... localgovernment, planning Department of Finance and Personnel building regulations Department ... Partnerships Housing Corporation Housing estate Social Exclusion Task Force LocalGovernment Association ... http communities.gov.uk Communities and LocalGovernment http www.localgovernmentchannel.com index.php LocalGovernment Channel http uk.youtube.com user CommunitiesUK Communities UK YouTube channel Communities ... more details
The Australian LocalGovernment Association is the national voice of localgovernment, representing 560 councils across the country. In structure, ALGA is a federation of state and territory localgovernment ... uniquely in Australia, the ACT Government combines both state and localgovernment functions ... LocalGovernment and Shires Associations of New South Wales, ref http www.lgsa.org.au LocalGovernment and Shires Associations of New South Wales . Retrieved on 26 January 2012. ref LocalGovernment Association of Northern Territory, ref http www.lgant.asn.au LocalGovernment Association of Northern Territory . Retrieved on 26 January 2012. ref LocalGovernment Association of Queensland, ref http www.lgaq.asn.au LocalGovernment Association of Queensland . Retrieved on 26 January 2012. ref LocalGovernment Association of South Australia, ref http www.lga.sa.gov.au LocalGovernment Association of South Australia . Retrieved on 26 January 2012. ref LocalGovernment Association of Tasmania, ref http www.lgat.tas.gov.au LocalGovernment Association of Tasmania . Retrieved on 26 January 2012. ref ... on 26 January 2012. ref and the Western Australian LocalGovernment Association. ref http www.walga.asn.au Western Australian LocalGovernment Association . Retrieved on 26 January 2012. ref Key activities include representation of localgovernment on national bodies and ministerial councils ... of localgovernment at the national level and providing forums for localgovernment to guide the development of national localgovernment policies. ALGA s strategic priorities are Strengthening localgovernment finances Sustaining local roads, transport and other infrastructure Improving natural and built ... in local communities Connecting member associations and the LocalGovernment sector ..., localgovernment is represented by ALGA s President on the Council of Australian Governments ... growing links with the Australian Government and an awareness of localgovernment s emerging national ... more details
For the ministry government department Department of the Republic of Ireland formerly known as the Department of Environment and LocalGovernment , see Department of the Environment, Community and LocalGovernment For the defunct ministry government department Department in the province Canada Canadian province of New Brunswick , see Department of Environment and LocalGovernment New Brunswick For the Isle of Man ministry government department Department , please see Department of LocalGovernment and the Environment Disambig ... more details
The Commonwealth LocalGovernment Forum CLGF is a global localgovernment association, akin to the United Cities and Local Governments , for local authorities in all members of the Commonwealth of Nations . It states that it works to promote and strengthen effective democratic localgovernment throughout the Commonwealth and to facilitate the exchange of good practice in localgovernment structures and services. Its headquarters are in London , UK . External links http www.clgf.org.uk Homepage int org stub Category International political organizations Category Commonwealth Family ... more details
mergeto Localgovernment date March 2011 Unreferenced date August 2011 Local self government is a form of public administration , such that the inhabitants of a certain territory form a community that is recognized by the central government and has a specific legal status and was originated by the Anglo Saxons. citation needed date January 2011 See also Localgovernment Self government European Charter of Local Self GovernmentLocal self government in India Category Autonomy Category Localgovernment bg de Kommunale Selbstverwaltung et Kohalik omavalitsus es Autogobierno local fr Autonomie locale ko mk ja ru sk Miestna zemn samospr va tt uk gov stub ... more details
local authorities and sheadings Localgovernment lang gv gurneilys ynnydagh in the Isle of Man was formerly ... for localgovernment purposes as follows Four town districts Douglas borough , Castletown, Peel ... defined. The LocalGovernment Act 1886 ref LocalGovernment Act 1886 ss.6 & 7, Statutes of the Isle ... were merged to form a localgovernment district of Onchan under a single body of Commissioners ... districts The LocalGovernment Amendment Act 1894 ref Statutes of the Isle of Man vol.VI p.562 .... Joint boards In 1938 the LocalGovernment Board was empowered ref LocalGovernment No.4 Act 1938 ... authorities. Such an authority, now called a joint board , ref LocalGovernment Act 1985 s.7 ... representatives of the Department of LocalGovernment and the Environment . Joint boards are created ..., civic amenity sites, and swimming pools. Local authorities also have power ref LocalGovernment Act .... Central supervision of local authorities A LocalGovernment Board was established in 1894 with responsibility for supervising the new local authorities. ref LocalGovernment Amendment Act 1894 ... Isle of Man LocalGovernment Board , 1952 and 1957. ref LocalGovernment Amendment Act 1922, ib. vol.XI p.339 Isle of Man LocalGovernment Board Act 1946, ib. vol.XVI p,322 Boards of Tynwald Act ... and its functions transferred to a new Department of LocalGovernment and the Environment , headed by a Minister for LocalGovernment and the Environment. ref Department of LocalGovernment and the Environment Order 1986 Government Circular 192 86 ref Localgovernment reorganisation The structure of localgovernment in the Isle of Man has been recognised as unsatisfactory since before ... were made by the LocalGovernment Board and various committees in 1934, 1949, 1963 and 1967. ref LocalGovernment A Time for Change consultation document , Appendix 1 Department of LocalGovernment ... Committee of Tynwald on the Structure of LocalGovernment, May 1986 ref led to a consultation document ... more details
LocalGovernment Yorkshire and Humber LGYH is the partnership of Local authority local authorities , including Fire service fire , police and national park authorities, across Yorkshire and Humber . It brings local authorities together on key issues, supports the improvement of service delivery , influences Government on the future of localgovernment , promotes good employment practices, and works with local authorities to improve the public perception of localgovernment. References reflist External links http www.lgyh.gov.uk LocalGovernment Yorkshire and Humber Regional planning in England Category Yorkshire and the Humber Category Local authority leaders boards in England ... more details
LocalGovernment Regulation is one of the six bodies that form the LocalGovernment Association LocalGovernment Group LocalGovernment Group overseen by the LocalGovernment Association LGA . It provides advice and guidance to a number of regulatory services in the United Kingdom . The organisation provides guidance notes at its website and appoints some Local Authority experts as Lead Officers , contacts who will advise other officers. It was originally established in 1978 as Local Authorities Coordination of Trading Standards LACOTS , supporting and attempting to ensure uniform enforcement by the Local Authority based Trading Standards departments. Since 1991 it has also expanded to cover food safety , gambling, civil registration and a number of other enforcement functions and known as Local Authorities Coordinators of Regulatory Services LACORS . It was renamed to its current title in July 2010 along with other members of the LocalGovernment Group as part of the latter s Getting Closer initiative. It is funded by a mix of money top sliced from local authorities Localgovernment in England Aggregate External Finance Revenue Support Grant RSG payments from the UK government, grant funding from devolved governments in the UK, and fee income from chargeable services. External links http www.lacors.gov.uk Lacors.gov.uk LocalGovernment Regulation http www.local.gov.uk Local.gov.uk LGA, LGID and related bodies Category Localgovernment in the United Kingdom UK gov stub ... more details
The LocalGovernment Act 1995 is an act of the Western Australian Parliament which lays down the responsibilities, powers and procedures for election of LocalGovernment Areas of Australia LocalGovernment Bodies . External links http www.slp.wa.gov.au statutes swans.nsf PDFbyName 57C2EE72BF37504A4825666D002CA302?openDocument Text of the law Category Western Australia legislation Australia law stub ... more details
The LocalGovernment Act, 1925 No. 5 of 1925 was enacted by the Oireachtas of the Irish Free State Oireachtas of the Irish Free State on 26 March 1925. Most of the provisions of the Act came into operation on 1 October 1925. The Act abolished rural district councils except in County Dublin , passing their powers to the county councils . The Irish Free State had inherited the local authorities created by United Kingdom legislation including the LocalGovernment Ireland Act 1898 and LocalGovernment Ireland Act 1919 . The Act was the first native legislation with relation to the Localgovernment . Elections were held on 23 June 1925. External links http www.irishstatutebook.ie 1925 en act pub 0005 print.html LocalGovernment Act 1925 Text Category Acts of the Oireachtas 1925 Category Localgovernment in the Republic of Ireland ... more details
The Welsh LocalGovernment Association lang cy Cymdeithas Llywodraeth Leol Cymru represents the interests of local authorities in Wales . It is an affiliated member of the LocalGovernment Association of England and Wales . The Welsh LocalGovernment Association was established in 1996 to represent the interests of localgovernment in Wales. Since 1999 the WLGA has had a specific role in representing localgovernment to the National Assembly for Wales . Its members are the twenty two Localgovernment in Wales local authorities in Wales . Also four police authorities, three fire and rescue authorities and three national park authority national park authorities are associate members. The WLGA considers that its primary purposes are to promote better localgovernment and thereputation of localgovernment, and to support local authorities in the development of policies and priorities which will improve public services and democracy. Town and Community council Community councils in Wales community councils are outside the WLGA s ambit. They are represented by One Voice Wales ref http www.onevoicewales.org.uk One Voice Wales ref Notes and references reflist 2 External links http www.wlga.gov.uk english Welsh LocalGovernment Association Category Localgovernment in Wales Category 1996 establishments in Wales Category Organizations established in 1996 cy Cymdeithas Llywodraeth Leol Cymru ... more details
primarysources date February 2011 Politics of Pakistan The 2001 LocalGovernment Ordinance provides for devolution of government to district administrations. Districts of Pakistan Districts are the third tier of government, being sub divisions of Provinces of Pakistan provinces . Prior to the LocalGovernment Ordnance they were known as sub divisions . Each district administration is headed by a District Coordinating Officer DCO and a Zila Nazim . The District Coordination Officer is the administrative head of the District Administration. They have wide ranging responsibility for overseeing, improving and directing the approved plans of the District Government. ref http www.nrb.gov.pk localgovernment district government 05.htm DCO job description ref The Zila Nazim is the executive head of the District Administration. Their role is similar to district governor or prefect , with responsibility for implementing government strategy and developing initiatives arising out of it. ref http www.nrb.gov.pk localgovernment district government 01.htm Zila Nazim job description ref See also City District Government of Karachi Sialkot District Government Lahore District Government References Reflist External links http www.nrb.gov.pk localgovernment default.asp Government of Pakistan LocalGovernment overview Asia topic Localgovernment in Category Localgovernment in Pakistan Pakistan gov stub ur ... more details
The system of localgovernment in New Zealand consists of two tiers The 16 regions of New Zealand and The 67 territorial authorities of New Zealand , consisting of 13 city council s, 53 Territorial authorities of New Zealand district council s, and the Chatham Islands Council . The interests of localgovernment bodies in New Zealand are represented by LocalGovernment New Zealand . See also Politics of New Zealand Category Localgovernment in New Zealand Category Politics of New Zealand ... more details
by community make up ISO 3166 2 GB , subdivision codes for the United Kingdom Localgovernment in England Localgovernment in ScotlandLocalgovernment in Wales Localgovernment in the Republic ...Politics of Northern Ireland Northern Ireland is divided into 26 districts for localgovernment purposes ... Strabane District Council Strabane ol td File Northern Ireland LocalGovernment Districts.png 250px td table History The current pattern of localgovernment in Northern Ireland, with 26 councils, was established in 1973 by the LocalGovernment Boundaries Act Northern Ireland 1971 and the LocalGovernment Act Northern Ireland 1972 to replace the previous system established by the LocalGovernment Ireland ... hmso macrory.htm 9 title Report of the Review Body on LocalGovernment in Northern Ireland ..., or else resided or worked in the district. For localgovernment purposes, Northern Ireland was previously ... districts, remains the model for localgovernment in the Republic of Ireland . See List of rural ... reform main Proposed reform of localgovernment in Northern Ireland In June 2002 the Northern ... of localgovernment , BBC News ref The names and boundaries of the seven districts were announced ... Foster announces the future shape of localgovernment , NI Executive ref The first elections were ... Public title LocalGovernment Association Incensed as Minister Stops the Reform Process author date 15 June 2010 work publisher Northern Ireland LocalGovernment Association accessdate 8 July 2010 ref ... NI LocalGovernment Association http www.rpani.gov.uk Review of Public Administration NI http www.lgbc ni.org LocalGovernment Boundaries Commissioner for Northern Ireland http www.doeni.gov.uk index local government.htm DOENI LocalGovernment http cain.ulst.ac.uk hmso macrory.htm Macrory Report http cain.ulst.ac.uk hmso lgba1971.htm LocalGovernment Boundaries Act Northern Ireland 1971 http ... authorities.pdf Map of all UK local authorities UK subdivisions Europe topic Localgovernment in DEFAULTSORT ... more details
cleanup date November 2010 no footnotes date November 2010 LocalGovernment Leadership is one of the six bodies that form the LocalGovernment Association LocalGovernment Group LocalGovernment Group in England and Wales overseen by the LocalGovernment Association LGA . Its purpose is to develop leadership skills among both local authority elected members and unelected officials. It has played a leading role in recent high profile policy initiatives including Total Place and Community Budgets . It was formed in 2004 as the Leadership Centre for LocalGovernment LCLG for short on the recommendation of the Leadership Development Commission set up by the Society of Local Authority Chief Executives and the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister . In 2008, it acquired charitable status and it was renamed to its current title in July 2010, at the same time as other members of the LocalGovernment Group as part of the latter s Getting Closer initiative. It is funded by grant funding from UK government departments and fee income from chargeable services. Unlike most other parts of the LocalGovernment Group, it is not one of the bodies specified in law to receive money top sliced from local authorities Localgovernment in England Aggregate External Finance Revenue Support Grant RSG payments from the UK government. The current Chairman is Peter Smith, Baron Smith of Leigh Lord Peter Smith . External links http www.localleadership.gov.uk LocalGovernment Leadership Official Website http www.local.gov.uk Local.gov.uk LGA, LGL and related bodies DEFAULTSORT LocalGovernment Leadership Category Localgovernment in the United Kingdom UK gov stub ... more details
LocalGovernment Improvement and Development is one of the six bodies that form the LocalGovernment Association LocalGovernment Group LocalGovernment Group overseen by the LocalGovernment Association LGA in England and Wales. Its aim is to support improvement and innovation in localgovernment by developing and sharing good practice through Business networking networking , online resources see Knowledge below , and support from councillor and officer peers. Brief History The body was formed in 1998 as the Improvement and Development Agency for localgovernment I&DeA or IDeA for short to work in partnership with all councils in England and Wales, to serve people and places better, to enhance the performance of the best localgovernment authorities, accelerate the speed of improvement of the rest, and develop the sector as a whole. It was renamed to its current title in July 2010 along with other members of the LocalGovernment Group as part of the latter s Getting Closer initiative. Funding It is funded by a mix of money top sliced from local authorities Localgovernment in England Aggregate External Finance Revenue Support Grant RSG payments from the UK government, grant funding from UK government departments, and fee income from chargeable services. Collaboration The Improvement and Development Agency regularly collaborated with the public health National Support Teams until their closure in 2011. Knowledge management The Knowledge section of the LGID s website http www.idea.gov.uk idk core page.do?pageId 71665 includes content on improvement issues, shares examples of good practice from councils across England and Wales, and provides information on the LGID s range of tools ... localgovernment. External links http www.idea.gov.uk LGID Official Website http www.local.gov.uk Local.gov.uk LGA, LGID and related bodies DEFAULTSORT LocalGovernment Improvement And Development Category Localgovernment in the United Kingdom ... more details
Commissioner for LocalGovernment is an official of the Akwa Ibom State government in Nigeria. The current commissioner is Paul Ekpo. ref http aksgonline.com imagePage.aspx?qrID aug2809108 ref References reflist Nigeria stub Category Government of Nigeria Category Akwa Ibom State ... more details
The LocalGovernment Information Unit LGiU is a London based thinktank and registered charity . Established in 1983 as a membership organisation for UK Localgovernment in the United Kingdom local authorities , the LGiU provides policy services and seeks to influence national policy, particularly in relation to localgovernment and local public services. The LGiU has around 150 local authority members and a wide range of associate members and partner organisations. The chief executive of the LGiU is Andy Sawford, and the chair is Cllr. Dave Wilcox. In July 2008 the LGiU was voted Thinktank of the Year in the Public Affairs News Awards. ref http www.publicaffairsnews.com panawards previousawards08 ref References Reflist External links http www.lgiu.org.uk LGIU Category Localgovernment in the United Kingdom ... more details
Unreferenced date July 2008 A localgovernment area is an administrative division of a country that a localgovernment is responsible for. The size of an LGA varies by country but it is generally a subdivision of a State administrative division state , province , division country subdivision division , or territory country subdivision territory . Localgovernment area is an official designation in LocalGovernment Areas of The Gambia The Gambia , and LocalGovernment Areas of Nigeria Nigeria . The phrase is used as a generalised description in Australia and the United Kingdom to describe such areas whose actual status can be unequal e.g. borough s, county counties and city cities and in different countries within the United Kingdom. The term is particularly common in Australia where most local governments within a state have equivalent functions and powers even if they have different statuses. See also Town council Municipal council Municipal corporation County Types of administrative country subdivision Category Types of country subdivisions gov stub id LocalGovernment Area pt rea de governo local ... more details
, a localgovernment area within Sydney Image Melbourne Town Hall Collins Street.JPG thumb Offices of the City of Melbourne Melbourne City Council in Melbourne Localgovernment in Australia is the third ... or the UK, there is only one level of localgovernment in all states, with no distinction such as counties ... , and the territories governed are collectively referred to as localgovernment areas however, terms ... Government Association work Australian LocalGovernment Association date 2 May 2008 accessdate 2009 01 05 ref Despite the single level of localgovernment in Australia, there exist a number of quite extensive areas with relatively low populations which are not a part of any localgovernment area .... Localgovernment in Australia is an exclusive power of the states or territories and therefore the precise nature of councils referred to as localgovernment can differ between each state or territory. Despite this, they occupy a similar role in each state. Localgovernment areas of New South Wales Localgovernment in Victoria Localgovernment in Queensland List of localgovernment areas in Queensland List Localgovernment areas of Western Australia Localgovernment areas of South Australia Localgovernment areas of Tasmania Localgovernment areas of the Northern Territory The remaining territories are not divided into territory and localgovernment. Politics of Australia sidebar Local governments by type and state Image Australian localgovernment areas.png 400px thumb left Localgovernment areas in Australia clearleft class wikitable Type LocalGovernment Areas of New South Wales NSW LocalGovernment Areas of Victoria Vic LocalGovernment Areas of Queensland Qld LocalGovernment Areas of Western Australia WA LocalGovernment Areas of South Australia SA LocalGovernment Areas of Tasmania Tas LocalGovernment Areas of the Northern Territory NT Total Boroughs 1 1 Cities 38 33 ... 21 564 History The first official LocalGovernment in Australia was the Adelaide Corporation which ... more details
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