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Cessnock Council finds $16m in budget savings after failed SRV bid

Cessnock Council’s new General Manager is wasting no time, axing $16 million from the city’s budget. Natalia Cowley finding the savings in less than three weeks, after a special rate variation bid was knocked back by IPART.

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