A bill changing how infrastructure contributions will work has been widely criticised as leaving local councils behind

Cai Holroyd
Updated October 31 2021 - 6:05pm, first published October 28 2021 - 5:00pm
Councillor Doug Curran said that the new bill would take Griffith's 'destiny out of our hands'. PHOTO: Jacinta Dickins
Councillor Doug Curran said that the new bill would take Griffith's 'destiny out of our hands'. PHOTO: Jacinta Dickins

A bill to funnel infrastructure contributions away from local councils and into state government has been roundly critiqued for leaving councils without funding for local projects.

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Cai Holroyd

Cai Holroyd

Journalist

Journalist for the Area News in Griffith. RMIT graduate. Full-time writer and part-time nuisance. Been described as 'present.'

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