Brisbane home owners face rate hike as council tightens its budget
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner says Brisbane is paying the cost of natural disasters such as Cyclone Alfred and a lack of funding from the state and federal governments.
Brisbane home owners face rate hike as council tightens its budget
Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner says Brisbane is paying the cost of natural disasters such as Cyclone Alfred and a lack of funding from the state and federal governments.
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