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Conduct complaints, a coastal marathon, and constitutional recognition for local government

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21st August 2022:

Coming up in this edition: a series of conduct complaints against a former Frankston mayor have been dismissed; Port Phillip decides against selling three early years centres; a coastal bid for the Commonwealth Games marathon; a move to get the conversation going again on constitutional recognition for local government; and much more from around the world of local government.

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