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11/12/2014

NOW that the election is over, done and dusted, perhaps Councillors Ablett, Stapledon, Serey, Crestani and Kaplong could get on with representing their City of Casey ratepayers rather than pursuing other agendas.
This also begs the question, should sitting councillors be paid by the city while they spend more time electioneering than attending to voters/council business?
Don Moyes,
Berwick

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