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Walkouts, accusations and a blacked-out agenda: The council meeting where everything went wrong

Sydney Morning Herald - National ·
Walkouts, accusations and a blacked-out agenda: The council meeting where everything went wrong

Liverpool Council’s standards have long been low, but Monday’s meeting was extraordinary in both name and nature.

And if the look was bad, the timing is worse.

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