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MAV Appoints Seamless preferred supplier
Municipal Associations of Victoria has selected Seamless as a preferred supplier for website and intranet content management software for Victorian Councils.

Hume City Council selects Seamless
Seamless CMS will be used to power City of Hume's new public facing website and community portal, and deliver a highly personalised 'My Council' experience to Hume residents.

Hobart City Council launches public site
Following the successful roll-out of Seamless CMS for its Council Business Centre intranet, Hobart City Council has launched its new public site.

Shire of Yarra Ranges selects Seamless CMS
Utilising the Seamless City framework, Shire of Yarra Ranges (VIC) has launched its new public facing website, and now planning its future intranet rollout.

Rockhampton Regional Council selects Seamless CMS
A recently amalgamated Council, Rockhampton Regional has selected Seamless CMS to power 14 public facing sites and better engage its community online. Launching May 2010.

Seamless releases TRIM Bridge
Seamless has released its TRIM Bridge - allowing customers to synchronise their Seamless CMS digital library with their TRIM repository and easily maintain a single source of truth.

City of Armadale selects Seamless CMS
One of Perths larger Councils, City of Armadale has selected Seamless CMS to powers it public facing websites and intranet. New site launching May 2010.

Meat & Livestock Australia selects Seamless CMS
Australia's meat and livestock industry association, MLA, has selected Seamless to powers its high traffic public facing websites and microsites.

Seamless update introduces distributed publishing
Seamless CMS now supports the ability to manage multiple websites across different physical hosting environments from within a single locally hosted admin interface.

Northern Grampians Shire selects Seamless CMS
NGSC has launched its new public facing website using Seamless CMS - and enjoyed strong support and satisfaction from its local community groups across various townships.

City of Swan selects Seamless CMS
One of Perths largest Councils, City of Swan has selected Seamless CMS to power all of its public facing site initiatives. It's new site is launching June 2010.

City of Fremantle selects Seamless CMS
One of Australia's most popular tourist destinations - City of Fremantle, has selected Seamless CMS to power all of its online initiatives. Webiste launching in April 2010.

Great Lakes Council selects Seamless CMS
Great Lakes in NSW has selected Seamless CMS to power four of its public facing websites. The new websites are launching May 2010.

Town of Cambridge selects Seamless CMS
The Town of Cambridge (WA) has selected Seamless CMS to powers it public facing website. Within a one month timeframe, Town of Cambridge setup its new website in Seamless CMS.

Seamless CMS selected by Dep. Premier & Cabinet - Arts Vic
Arts Victoria (Dep. Premier & Cabinet) uses Seamless CMS to manage thousands of web pages, power its online initiatives and better support local Victorian Artists.

Arts Victoria 'Test Drives' new Seamless CMS functions
Seamless CMS helps Victorians 'Test Drive the Arts' with a subscription based events site that provides free tickets to local and international talent.

Seamless CMS powers Sutherland Shire
Sutherland Shire launches its Compass staff intranet - providing staff with a central location for all corporate information, services and applications.

NSW Department of Primary Industries selects Seamless
As a regional institute with an Australia-wide stakeholder base, NSW DPI’s CRC needed to quickly and securely deliver targetted information and files to a distributed audience.

Telstra Super selects Seamless
Seamless CMS helps Telstra Super revamp its website and members zone to securely provide targetted information and online services to its 90,000 members across Australia.