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Why have Hornsby’s councillors voted themselves a pay rise?

by HKG | Jun 26, 2017 | Letter to the Editor

Hornsby’s councillors vote themselves a pay rise after losing $200 million over a decade as a result of their backing of a force amalgamation. Among those who voted in favour? Mayor Steve Russell. Steve Russell and his councillors took the highest possible risk of...

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