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Housing first, claims refuted, and a community devastated - ft.Georgia Forde #521
Local Government News Roundup
In this edition of the Local Government News Roundup:
- A Victorian-first housing initiative launched in Frankston
- Ballarat refutes claims about a waste processing tender
- The latest mayoral election results from around Victoria
- Liverpool’s Mayor on the stand at a public inquiry
- More NSW Councils considering special rate variations
- A Muswellbrook Shire Council community devastated by the loss of century-old hall;
- Deficient procurement processes under the microscope at Douglas Shire
- a proposal to merge Hobart and Glenorchy councils deferred to an elector poll.
- a former Town of Port Hedland councillor suing the Town and former colleagues in the Supreme Court;
- a major shakeup of New Zealand local government
Also today: Honours student Georgia Forde talks about her research into the barriers to achieving gender parity at the elected level in Victorian local government.
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