Careers at Council is your local government career hub - it's everything you need to know about a career at council in one place!

We caught up with Conrad Webb, Manager Enterprise Risk Systems at Hawkesbury City Council, to discuss his role and what he loves most working for local government.

Yes, say Mark Bransdon, Learning and Development Officer – People and Performance at Campbelltown City Council. Read on to discover more.

Nicole Wilson chats to us about what excites her most in her role as Manager Integrated Planning at Shire of Murray, and why community involvement is at the heart of planning for the future.

Mick De Groot, Asset Manager at Gunnedah Shire Council, shares why he feels Defence personnel are a good fit for Local Government.

We caught up with Aimee Hunt, Payroll/HR Officer at Narromine Shire Council, to discuss what she enjoys about her role and what’s kept her at Council for over 10 years.

Councils across the nation have been recognised for their ingenuity in delivering programs to benefit their communities at the 2020 National Awards for Local Government.

Kent Harris, Water and Waste Superintendent at Moree Plains Shire Council, talks to us about his long and successful career in local government.

We caught up with Casey Smith, Parks and Open Space Superintendent at Moree Plains Shire Council, to discuss her role and the important people in her life that helped her get to where she is today.

Victor Zhou, Asset Management Officer at City of Canterbury Bankstown, chats to us about how council is the perfect place to learn and develop his skills.

Council traineeships and apprenticeships give school students/leavers an opportunity to kick-start their career. Read about the achievements of three young employees recognised at the NSW Training Awards.

Anthony Collis, Manager Information Management and Technology at Randwick City Council, tells us why no two work days are the same and how technology drives Council's productivity and customer service.

Building a great future for local government means building a great workforce. Here are our top 4 reasons why Careers at Council can help Councils build a future-ready workforce.

There’s a lot to like about kick-starting a career with a council traineeship or apprenticeship. Read on to discover how you can achieve more with a career at council.

Read about how three Mid North Coast councils have joined forces with Charles Sturt University to create and train a skilled network of local community leaders.