Local and Regional Governance: Back to Basics

Angela Munro

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Local government has been transformed in Victoria — forceably amalgamated, stripped for a time of its democratic basis, required by law to embrace contracting out and greater private provision of services. This article describes this dramatic process, considers the implications and identifies a positive future for local and regional government.

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1993Reinventing Government 1998Contracting Out Government Services

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