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South West shires set to face $325,000 shortfall

Summary by South Western Times
Five South West councils are set to face a $325,000 shortfall, with the Forest Products Commission no longer paying rates to the shires.
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South West shires set to face $325,000 shortfall

Five South West councils are set to face a $325,000 shortfall, with the Forest Products Commission no longer paying rates to the shires.

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South Western Times broke the news in on Tuesday, February 24, 2026.
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