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Speculation, accusations, and keeping the wolves at bay
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Coming up today on the Local Government News Roundup:
- Municipal monitors wrap up at Greater Geelong
- Speculation that Lord Mayor Sally Capp will step aside, clearing the way for a run by her deputy
- A mayor accuses Melbourne Airport of delaying the airport rail link project
- Melbourne City Council rethinks its naming policy approach
- Concerns over plans to remove 50,000 books from a popular city library
- A massive cost blowout for a pool project in Sydney
- A council worker facing charges over a grader crash
- A UK council planning to close nearly all of its public toilets to save money
- And a council calls for help to keep the wolves at bay... literally.
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