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In this edition of the Local Government News Roundup:

Another monitor for Whittlesea as a Commission of Inquiry report raises serious governance concerns
Maribyrnong’s Mayor back at work as his legal proceedings end
Councils unite against an unpopular tax
A council lobbying for councillor term limits
Parramatta Council sacks its CEO
A Queensland council loses nearly $2M to a sophisticated fraud
and while WA’s Shire of Coolgardie avoids suspension, a rural councillor does not.

Plus on Roundup Extra, Moorabool Mayor Paul Tatchell on his ongoing dispute with the EPA over illegally dumped toxic waste, and why other councils should be concerned.

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Whittlesea Commission of Inquiry outcomes, a CEO sacked, and a massive fraud

Local Government News Roundup