We offer creative, thoughtful and tailored community engagement, consultation, planning and research.
We pride ourselves on working closely with our clients (and community) and we have a strong passion for including the voices of those that are often unheard.
Local Logic Place is a rural consultancy business, established in 2007. Our team is based in rural NSW and north west and north east Victoria. Our practices are grounded by the strengths based approach, with a focus on building the capacity of all communities that we work in.
Our Clients
Our clients include local government, regional agencies, state and federal government departments, community groups and the private sector.
Local Logic Place consultants are well known to Swan Hill Rural City Council having developed a number of our key strategic documents over the past 10-12 years including our Youth Strategy in 2009, 2014 and 2020 and our Municipal Early- Middle Years Plan in 2020. Rachael and Lisa have extensive relevant experience and knowledge of current government policy and local community profiles and are avid researchers.
Jan McEwan
Family, Youth and Children's Services Manager at Swan Hill Rural City Council
I would just like to say that my dealings with Local Logic Place have been nothing but productive and pleasurable. Local Logic Place takes on all projects with commitment and a willingness to get the best outcome. Time is spent gaining local knowledge not only from the perspective of documents and data but also the personal touch with every effort made to make everyone feel special and valued.
Cindy Hinterholzl,
Early Years Coordinator at Robinvale District Health Services
The Murray Mallee Local Learning & Employment Network (MMLLEN) cannot speak highly enough of the services provided by the Local Logic team. We have used the professional research, facilitation and project management skills of the team over the past 8 years. They are able to listen and engage with the communities across our region that shows a great understanding of the needs of our region.
Deborah Quin, Executive Officer at Murray Mallee Local Learning & Employment Network
