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Victorian council proposes its own tax to solve housing crisis. | Queensland Country Life - Vimarsana News

Victorian council proposes its own tax to solve housing crisis. | Queensland Country Life

Mornington Peninsula Shire Council plans to tax new developments to fund social housing. Get insights on the controversial proposal and potential impacts.

Victorian council proposes its own tax to solve housing crisis. | North Queensland Register - Vimarsana News

Victorian council proposes its own tax to solve housing crisis. | North Queensland Register

Mornington Peninsula Shire Council plans to tax new developments to fund social housing. Get insights on the controversial proposal and potential impacts.

Live music industry basis for proposed 'right to farm' laws | Stock & Land - Vimarsana News

Live music industry basis for proposed 'right to farm' laws | Stock & Land

Mornington Peninsula Mayor Simon Brooks responds to the state government's proposed 'right to farm' legislation. Learn about the impact on primary production.

Live music industry basis for proposed 'right to farm' laws | Stock & Land - Vimarsana News

Live music industry basis for proposed 'right to farm' laws | Stock & Land

Mornington Peninsula Mayor Simon Brooks responds to the state government's proposed 'right to farm' legislation. Learn about the impact on primary production.

Mornington Peninsula replaces mechanical rakes with people to keep beaches clean - Vimarsana News

Mornington Peninsula replaces mechanical rakes with people to keep beaches clean

Mornington Peninsula beaches will be cleaned by hand from July after testing found mechanical rakes left more than half the rubbish behind.

Source: smh.com.au