Key plans pitched at voters ahead of next weekend’s City Hall election rely on big changes (or dollars) from other governments. It’s not the first time.
Since the calendar flicked over to 2024, both the Labor and Greens campaigns for City Hall have pitched lowering various
For it’s part, the state government says it would welcome any initiative which encouraged public transport use. Just as long as the council footed the bill. The Greens want this lifted. Local Government Minister Meaghan Scanlon said only that her government would continue to work with councils and the industry on the infrastructure charges.Focus from the Greens on this potential revenue stream comes after the LNP council administration under Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner announced a raft of
Green-top bins for residents, and weekly collection, would allow disposal of food waste into a council-wide compost scheme eventually able to help fund itself by on-selling the end product.asked the Labor campaign a direct question about the estimated cost of the plan last week, which was not answered in a response from lord mayoral candidate Tracey Price.
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