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Statue resurrection, short-stay data, and the 'end of the backyard.'
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On the Roundup for 9th February 2024:
- A controversial Captain Cook statue to be resurrected, but a Harry Potter-themed event in Mornington Peninsula Shire is now in doubt;
- Vandals strike in Baw Baw Shire;
- A CEO released from her contract for health reasons;
- Newly revealed data on the link between short-stay rentals and the housing crisis;
- Melbourne councillors in the running for the prestigious McKinnon Prize;
- Councils take on the NSW state government over housing reforms;
- A Sydney council withdraws support for drag story time events;
- A suspended councillor wins a stay in court;
- A council passes a no-confidence vote in its Mayor;
And much more news from councils across Australia and beyond.
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