
More suspensions, landmark legal ruling, and CEO sacked - #560
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In this edition of the Local Government News Roundup:
- Two more Victorian councillors to be suspended
- Mayors speak out - Local distress over international conflict, and senseless violence on our streets
- A council advised to plan the closure of a local aerodrome
- A landmark legal ruling on human rights goes against Moreton Bay council
- A string of arson attacks rocks a local community
- The 4 day week might not be dead and buried in Tasmania
- Plus a Council CEO sacked, and a warning issued over online abuse
plus much more local government news from around Australia and beyond.
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