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Re-election bids, cash flow problems, and procedural errors - #545

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In this edition of the Local Government News Roundup:

  • Melbourne’s Lord Mayor flags a new approach to tackling the cost of vandalism
  • A call from rural councils to pause major consultations during fire season
  • A fierce campaign to retain the Phillip Island MotoGP
  • A high profile resignation from a Sydney council
  • A NSW council considers its options as it faces severe cash flow problems
  • A surprise election announcement from the mayor of the Gold Coast
  • A high profile Tasmanian mayor confirms a re-election bid
  • and 40 WA councils take a stand on renewable energy

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