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Another monitor, league tables, and the rising tide of abuse
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On the Local Government News Roundup for 12th July 2024:
- Colac Otway becomes the latest Victorian Council to have a monitor installed
- Yarra adopts an ambitious new climate emergency plan
- It’s official - The Block is coming to Daylesford
- New speed limits unveiled in Sydney
- A celebrated Australian soccer identity honoured by a NSW council
- A permanent CEO appointed for Noosa Council
- A new organisation structure unveiled at Moreton Bay City Council
- Some Perth councils rein in their proposed rate increases
- Abusive behaviour leads to new measures at Tasmanian councils
- The Western Australian Council CEO heading across the ditch,
- And code of conduct complaints in the news in New Zealand.
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1. Another monitor, league tables, and the rising tide of abuse (00:00:00)
2. Victorian Roundup (00:02:21)
3. National Roundup (00:08:50)
4. Global Roundup (00:16:56)
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