Rates and compliance reviews stay buried
NSW Government refuses to release key reports into local government, claiming the documents are exempt under the state’s information law.
7 February, 2019NSW Government refuses to release key reports into local government, claiming the documents are exempt under the state’s information law.
7 February, 2019Councils in NSW feel they have to spend more time reporting on the work they do than on the work itself, but there is a solution, writes Annalisa Haskell.
28 June, 2018Merged councils hamstrung.
29 November, 2016Ratepegging here to stay.
29 August, 2016Apartment owners likely to pay more.
22 August, 2016Incredible shrinking farebox.
19 May, 2016Nineteen new councils, more to follow.
13 May, 2016Commuters could desert crowded light rail.
11 May, 2016Four-year rates freeze for merged councils.
26 April, 2016Four-year freeze on merged council rates examined.
13 April, 2016Weekly Travel Reward crackdown
21 March, 2016Infrastructure backlog unloaded onto ratepayers.
18 February, 2016The third economy could lose billions.
8 February, 2016Government’s merger case weak: councils.
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