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In this edition of the Local Government News Roundup:

• Councils react to new visitor fees for an international tourism icon
• CEO contract renewals in Victoria
• Hawkesbury Council speaking out after online activity involving two of its councillors
• Sutherland Shire considering on-street long term parking restrictions
• A new consultation agreement between councils and the Tasmanian government
• Local government reforms take effect in Queensland
• Gold Coast Council takes control of overseas travel approvals, and greenlights a new Olympic arena
• A legal win for a sacked Council worker in South Australia
• and dysfunction plays out publicly at South Perth council, in front of the monitor
• Also today - planning for leadership succession in Councils, with Fabian Dattner from the Dattner Group - The Leadership Bottleneck - Tuesday 24th March, 12 - 1.30pm Book tickets here

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