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Freckelton report to be released
The findings of a council report investigating claims of sexual misconduct by former Lord Mayor Robert Doyle will be made available to his accuser after Victoria Police dropped its investigation last month.
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Read MoreNew Local Government Minister announced
Victorian Upper House Member for Eastern Metropolitan Shaun Leane was sworn in as the new Minister for Local Government on June 22.
Read MoreCollins Wharf towers approved
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Read MoreCladding fast track concerns
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Read MoreBusinesses use council grant to go digital
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Watergate claims dismissed
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