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City of Perth council agrees to continue free night CBD parking until at least April 2025 - Vimarsana News

City of Perth council agrees to continue free night CBD parking until at least April 2025

Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas and his council have rejected a proposal to remove free night CBD parking with plans to continue the initiative for at least another year. 

Come fly with me: Business class benefits spark debate at City of Perth. What about your council? - Vimarsana News

Come fly with me: Business class benefits spark debate at City of Perth. What about your council?

Last week, the City of Cockburn was on the verge of sending four councillors on a business class trip to Croatia. Now Perth is mulling similar perks. So, how does your council travel on the ratepayers’ dime?

City of Perth councillors mull fresh travel costs policy - Vimarsana News

City of Perth councillors mull fresh travel costs policy

City of Perth councillors are set to consider a host of changes to the policy governing their benefits, which would allow business-class travel and hotel stays bankrolled by ratepayers.

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City of Perth councillors mull fresh travel costs policy - Vimarsana News

City of Perth councillors mull fresh travel costs policy

City of Perth councillors are set to consider a host of changes to the policy governing their benefits, which would allow business-class travel and hotel stays bankrolled by ratepayers.

City of Perth councillors mull fresh travel costs policy - Vimarsana News

City of Perth councillors mull fresh travel costs policy

City of Perth councillors are set to consider a host of changes to the policy governing their benefits, which would allow business-class travel and hotel stays bankrolled by ratepayers.