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Council on guard for budget risks from fuel crisis 

Brunswick, Brunswick East, Brunswick West, Coburg, Coburg North, Council, News, Politics / Mark Phillips / April 22, 2026

Despite economic uncertainty, capital works set to grow by a third

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Council to cut back on capital works in 2024-25

Council, News / Mark Phillips / April 24, 2024

Rates and rubbish collection costs to increase by about $1.50 a week

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Volatile building costs put council capital works program at risk

Council, News / Mark Phillips / May 5, 2023

Merri-bek is forecasting a surplus of $22 million this year despite a blow out in capital works expenditure.

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Parking fines set to rise as council forecasts higher budget surplus

News / Mark Phillips / May 27, 2022

Council allocates $5 million to new Saxon Street community hub as part of $57 million in capital works.

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Household rubbish collection charge to rise by 25%

News / Mark Phillips / May 10, 2021

Moreland Council budget also includes $61.3 million in capital works spending.

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