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‘No-frills’ budget plan at Streaky Bay

Streaky Bay District Council chief executive officer Damian Carter said the draft 2026-27 Annual Business Plan and Budget only tackled projects tied to grant funding. (File)
James Jacobi

Streaky Bay District Council has released its draft Annual Business Plan and Budget for the coming financial year, with the […]

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