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Why a Budget approach to declaring rates does not work
Many Victorian councils are about to consider draft Budgets and authorise their public exhibition. Following the public exhibition of the draft Budget and the consideration of any submissions a Budget will need to be adopted. … Continued
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Lessons from the baggy green
The ball-tampering saga that besieged the Australian cricket team provides important lessons, not only for those wearing the ‘baggy green’, but also employers carrying out employee misconduct investigations. Many of us were surprised when Cricket … Continued
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Dealing with elevated lead levels in gardens
A research paper prepared by RMIT University has assessed lead levels in inner Melbourne residential gardens and community gardens, reporting that up to 21 percent of soils tested had lead levels above applicable Health Investigation … Continued
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Reduce, reuse, recycle… revenue?
While most councils will now have applied to fund increased costs of recycling from the Victorian Government’s Temporary Relief Funding Arrangements (TRFA), questions are now being raised about the longer-term effect of those increased costs … Continued
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Has your council experienced an issue with a domain name?
Recently, Maddocks successfully acted on behalf of Benalla Rural City Council (Council) to recover two domain names that represented or purported to represent the Benalla Art Gallery. The domain names in question were “benallaartgallery.com.au” and … Continued
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Have your say on clause 74 of the Victoria Planning Provisions
Late last year, the Minister for Planning appointed an Advisory Committee (Chair, Lester Townsend and Member, Kathryn Navarro) to review and recommend improvements to land use terms and definitions provided in clause 74 of the … Continued
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Establishing a panel contract? Don’t forget section 186
It is becoming increasingly common for councils to seek to establish panels for the procurement of works, goods and services over a contract term. These panel arrangements typically involve: the council seeking tenders from potential … Continued
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New candidate questionnaire forms – a sign of things to come?
The Local Government (Electoral) Regulations 2016 have just been amended to make specific provision for the forthcoming City of Greater Geelong election. The amendments create a new form of questionnaire for candidates contesting that council’s … Continued
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