Community Panels are rapidly becoming recognised as a valuable community engagement tool by many Councils across Australia. Anne Sharp and Katherine Anderson from the University of South Australia’s Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing Science have published an article in the latest edition of the (Australian) Commonwealth Journal of Local Governance titled “Online citizen panels as an [...]
The City of Melville in Western Australia has launched its first online consultation using EngagementHQ. They are after ideas from the community to feed into the Cultural Vitality Plan. The team have done a great job in setting up the site with lots of fabulous pictures (including the one above) from various local cultural events. [...]
The Bang the Table team are pleased to announce the launch of a new online community engagement portal for the City of Austin, Texas. The portal is built on Bang the Table’s EngagementHQ platform and will be used to consult the community about a wide range of issues. Heading up the list are the first [...]
Sydney’s Waverley Council, home of Bondi Beach, has launched its online community engagement portal, Have Your Say Waverley, built on Bang the Table’s EngagementHQ platform. The first cab of the rank is Council’s consultation about options for funding its services until 2022.
We are very pleased to announce the launch of an online community engagement portal for the Western Australian Water Corporation to support the social impact assessment process for the East Rockingham Waste Water Treatment Plant. It’s great to see EngagementHQ being taken up by infrastructure agencies as a legitimate part of the community engagement process [...]
We are very pleased to announce the launch of a new online engagement portal for Wollondilly Shire Council. Wollondilly is a semi rural local government area on Sydney’s south western outskirts. It is home to Sydney main water supply, Warrgamba Dam, and is balancing pressure for urban growth with the retention of its traditional semi-rural [...]