🔒 Threats of violence lead to cancelled events

Local Government News Roundup

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On the latest episode of Australia's number one local government news podcast:
Threats of violence lead to more council events being cancelled;

A rural mayor attracts criticism over his council’s support for duck hunting;

Sorrento traders campaign to secede from Mornington Peninsula Shire;

The local government funding model to be examined by a parliamentary inquiry;

A deputy mayor resigns, dropping bombshell allegations as he does;

And another US mayor takes his gavel and goes home in the middle of a Council meeting;

All of that and much more ahead in the latest update from the Local Government News Roundup.

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