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In this edition of the Local Government News Roundup:

• A council meeting adjourned as tensions boil over
• Melbourne’s new tougher stance on graffiti
• A call for state government help on tree vandalism in NSW
• and the cost of vandalism escalates for a Tasmanian council
• Protests directed at Queensland councils
• A new CEO announced for Redland
• A South Australian Council hands back two iconic landmarks to the state
• and fierce opposition to an election promise in Western Australia

Plus more local government news from around Australia and beyond.

The Local Government News Roundup is supported this month by the National Growth Areas Alliance “Emerging Growth Areas Forum. Tuesday, 4th August at Hume City Council Town Hall in Broadmeadows, running alongside the NGAA National Congress. Registration is open now to all local governments — head to the NGAA website - ngaa.org.au - to secure your place.

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