🔒 9th June 2021 (#28)

Local Government News Roundup

Subscriber-only episode

Coming up in the midweek edition of the Roundup, a call for a long awaited employment precinct to be developed; a multi million solar plant announced for the Mallee; and the City of Stirling rejects a call for a name change.
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Links:
1. Wyndham calls for action on East Werribee
2. Work starts on replacement of Lakes Entrance bridge
3. Yarrawonga Mulwala Bridge replacement route yet to be determined
4. Cardinia Shire by-election nominations opening soon
5. Mildura welcomes solar hydro power plant announcement
6. Boundary proposal for Melbourne CBD traditional owner groups
7. No name change for City of Stirling
8. Call for councillor developer policy at Brisbane council
9. Bayside disappointed in wastewater decision
10. Council coalition for Hawkesbury River and coastal management
11. Tamworth to work with University of New England
12. New civic honours competition for platinum jubilee
13. Spanish breakthrough on odour detection in water water plants
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Links for stories referenced in the podcast can be found in the transcript, or by visiting the Roundup website.