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Torn between two councils, and an 'old sexist trope'
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Coming up today on the Local Government News Roundup:
- A sexist newspaper cartoon about a council CEO prompts a complaint to the Press Council
- The number of Melbourne parks with confirmed asbestos increases to 19
- Concerns that vulnerable residents will be left behind in a multimillion dollar housing estate redevelopment
- A call for national standardisation of kerbside recycling bins
- A council worker fined over a grader crash
- Hobart’s new city councillor revealed
- A mayor’s bid to decide a CEO appointment rejected by his council
- Queensland councils facing a $2.2B infrastructure funding gap
- And new research on the declining levels of trust in government at all levels in the UK
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