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🔒 Cheeky and subversive public art... or not!
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In episode 150 of the Local Government News Roundup:
Councils react after the Suburban Rail Loop East gets the green light from the government;
The impact of councils exiting aged care services in the news;
Victorian councils join the push for non-resident owners to help with the housing crisis;
The councillor suing her own council;
It was the week when two mayors stepped aside, for very different reasons;
and a debate over whether public art can be cheeky and/or subversive.
Plus more local government related news from around the world on the Roundup, brought to you by the Victorian Local Governance Association.
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