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Local Government

Council mergers could cost $200m in Qld: LGAQ

25th October 2007The Queensland Government has been forced to defend its handling of council amalgamations on two new fronts, including a claim by the Local Government Association of Queensland that the process of merging shires … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Election, Local Government

Kevin Rudd deserves no support on forced mergers

16th October 2007Confirmation council plebiscites won’t be held until after the November24 Federal election made it doubly important for Queenslanders concerned over Labor’s forced amalgamations to voteagainst Kevin Rudd, the State Coalition said today. Shadow Minister … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Election, Local Government

Election a chance to have a say on forced mergers

15th October 2007The Federal Election is the first chance voters in Queensland will getto have a say on forced council amalgamations, the Queensland Coalitionsaid today. Shadow Minister for Local Government, Howard Hobbs said revelations madepublic … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Community, Election, Local Government

Union hacks dominating in amalgamated councils

12th October 2007Unelected union representatives are dominating the forced councilamalgamations transition process, with revelations this week up to 54union representatives are sitting on one of the regional committeeswhich will determine how the new councils will … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Election, Local Government

Sunshine Coast launch of Coalitions campaign against forced mergers

3rd October 2007The State Coalition chose Peregian Beach this morning to launch itsrenewed campaign against Labor’s forced council amalgamations. Coalition Leader Jeff Seeney said the Sunshine Coast component of thecampaign launch was a rallying call … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Local Government

Over 700,000 demand a say on forced council amalgamations

24th September 2007Over 700,000 people and 87 Councils have demanded a say on forcedcouncil amalgamations by engaging the Australian Electoral Commission(AEC) to conduct plebiscites of electors in their area, Shadow Ministerfor Main Roads and Local … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Community, Election, Local Government

People Power to have a vote on Amalgamations

24th September 2007Over 700 000 people and 87 Councils have demanded a say on forced council amalgamations by engaging the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) to conduct plebiscites of electors in their area,” Shadow Minister for … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Community, Local Government

Qld councils to hold merger plebiscites

24th September 2007Some 87 Queensland councils will defy the State Government and hold plebiscites on whether or not shire amalgamations should go ahead. But holding plebiscites on forced council mergers in areas not affected by … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Election, Local Government

Councils urged to take up Federal offer of amalgamation polls

18th September 2007 The Queensland Coalition has urged all affected councils to take up theFederal offer of polls on amalgamations. Coalition Leader Jeff Seeney said legislation passed in the Senate inCanberra last night cleared the … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Local Government

Bligh must scrap forced council amalgamation plans

12th September 2007New Premier Anna Bligh should go back to the drawing board on councilamalgamations and ensure communities have a genuine say in how they aregoverned locally, the Queensland Coalition said today. Deputy Opposition Leader … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Community, Local Government

Senate Inquiry backs plebiscites for local councils

10th September 2007A Senate Inquiry has backed the Federal Government’s policy of offering to pay for local Queensland councils to conduct plebiscites on the contentious issue of shire amalgamations. Nationals Senate Leader Ron Boswell says … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Local Government

Unions must stop threatening council workers

10th September 2007Shadow Minister for Local Government, Planning and Sport Howard Hobbs today warned Queensland unions that threatening Council workers affected by Council amalgamations with the sack unless they paid a union membership was akin … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Community, Election, Land Access, Local Government

Impossible deadline for council transition committees

6th September 2007The Beattie government’s impossible deadline for all council transitioncommittees to have met by Sunday was confirmed in an email from LocalGovernment Department director general to councils and unions, the StateCoalition said today. Shadow … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Local Government

Minister stuffs up on local government laws

5th September 2007Local Government Minister Andrew Fraser is continuing to stuff up on newlaws forcing Queensland councils to amalgamate, with the QueenslandCoalition accusing the Minister of introducing an invalid regulationinto the State Parliament. Shadow Local … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Community, Local Government

Merger court battle is on

5th September 2007 The state’s top judge has rejected a request by the State Government to stall a civil case brought against it by the Local Government Association stemming from the forced council amalgamations. The … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Local Government
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