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In this edition of the Local Government News Roundup:

Inner Melbourne mayors float a potential merger, and get a smackdown from the Premier
A metro Council wants to raise rates by 5 per cent, and a rural council sounds the alarm on a spiralling asset maintenance gap
Mornington Peninsula’s mayor is running for state parliament;
While a former Albury mayor considers a run at federal parliament
Sydney overturns controversial new busking rules
Eyebrows raised at a Queensland council’s spend on overseas travel
A controversial parking fine system under review in Adelaide
A WA council takes back its approval of its suspended CEO’s resignation, and
Australia Day controversies in Perth and Alice Springs

Plus much more news from around the world of local government in Australia and beyond.

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Merger smackdown, mayors for Parliament, and Australia Day differences - #556

Local Government News Roundup

Merger smackdown, mayors for Parliament, and Australia Day differences - #556