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Eyre Peninsula Local Government Association president Dean Johnson said councils needed a larger cut of the Commonwealth taxation revenue. (Supplied)
Charlotte Martin

The Eyre Peninsula Local Government Association (EPLGA) says the federal government’s 2026-27 budget failed to hit the mark in keeping […]

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