Today on the Local Government News Roundup:

• Sacked Casey councillors prepare for a possible comeback
• Moonee Valley’s second municipal monitor announced
• The future of the Captain Cook statue on the agenda for Port Phillip City Council
• Local Government’s best problem solvers celebrated
• The NSW Government’s council demerger bill not well-received
• A GM narrowly retains her position in a tight Council vote
• A Tasmanian councillor appealing a one-month suspension, 
• New funding for Councils in England, with strings attached, 
• and more local government news from Australia and beyond.

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