By Staff Writer The New South Wales Government’s decision to reject council applications for rate variations will lead to job cuts and decline in community infrastructure and services, say the Local Government and Shires Associations. Local Government Association president, Genia McCaffery, said without the extra revenue, councils would be unable to fund major community projects. […]
8 July, 2009
The Fiscal Star report into local government financial sustainability is the second to be released by Review Today. Last year’s survey created controversy among local councils, with the Local Government Association of NSW (LGA) objecting to the disclosure of individual council results. In November, NSW LGA president, Cr Genia McCaffery told Government News: “The problem […]
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