LG Shorts: Flood findings; terminal abandoned; allegations; CEO process revised

Murrindindi welcomes flood findings: Murrindindi Shire Council has welcomed the findings and recommendations from a Parliamentary Inquiry into the October 2022 floods. It has highlighted seven recommendations that align with its ongoing advocacy following the unprecedented event. Murrindindi Shire Council Freight terminal abandoned: A freight rail terminal proposed for Little River has been abandoned, after a […]

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LG Shorts: Election proceeds; rescission motions; Toyota’s Logan move; council life savers

Liverpool election proceeds: Liverpool City Council’s election will happen next week as scheduled, and a public inquiry will proceed. In announcing the latest development, the council’s acting CEO Jason Breton described it as a double win for residents and ratepayers. Liverpool City Council Baw Baw rescissions motions to wait: Two rescission motions lodged after Baw […]

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LG Shorts: Liverpool appeal; Hume dogs; new rules; advisor appointed

Liverpool appeals: Liverpool Council is seeking to stop the state government from deferring its election and appointing an administrator through an eleventh hour appeal, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. Dangerous dogs in Hume: A Hume City councillor will seek an immediate review of the council’s responses to reports of dangerous dogs, after an alleged […]

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LG Shorts: Brimbank roads, cancer cluster cleared, Mayoral threat, newsletter drama

Brimbank threat on road maintenance: Brimbank Council will reportedly terminate its road maintenance agreement with the state government, after the department declined to increase its financial contribution. Brimbank Star Weekly Council “cancer” building cleared: A Liverpool City Council building has been ruled out as the site of a cancer cluster, despite concerns over five workers […]

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LG Shorts: Investigation finalised, Monitors flagged, Liverpool loses

Hepburn Shire investigation finalised: Victoria’s Local Government Inspectorate has announced that it has finalised its investigation into allegations relating to Hepburn Shire Council’s involvement with the Rex Theatre development, and will not be taking any further action. Local Government Inspectorate Monitors flagged for Casey, Whittlesea and Strathbogie: Municipal monitors will be appointed to Casey, Whittlesea, […]

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