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Today on the Local Government News Roundup:

A Gippsland councillor questioned by Police
Melbourne City achieves its first surplus in five years
Bayside Council concerned over Suburban Rail Loop planning changes
Cumberland’s controversial book ban to be reconsidered
IPART rules on NSW Council special rate variations
A multimillion-dollar fraud investigation underway at Gold Coast City Council
The Queensland Council CEO exodus continues
A South Australian council’s legal fees under the microscope
A cybersecurity incident shuts down Wichita city computer systems

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Councillor questioned, book ban reconsidered, and more CEOs resign

Local Government News Roundup

Councillor questioned, book ban reconsidered, and more CEOs resign