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Today on the Local Government News Roundup, for 18th May 2022:
Darebin Council to identify opportunities to transfer stolen lands to traditional owners;
our last look at council advocacy outcomes from this federal election campaign; a major local milestone for a global tree planting program; a controversial decision to sell a council aged care business to be revisited; a new council campaign to tackle violence towards council staff; councils call for new military bases in Queensland; and a new mayoral vehicle purchase attracts criticism.

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