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Workers at one of Melbourne’s most progressive councils have vowed to hold their own Greens and Labor councillors to account over a budget they say betrays the very people keeping the council running. >
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Workers at one of Melbourne’s most progressive councils have vowed to hold their own Greens and Labor councillors to account over a budget they say betrays the very people keeping the council running. >

Workers at one of Melbourne’s most progressive councils have vowed to hold their own Greens and Labor councillors to account over a budget they say betrays the very people keeping the council running. >

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