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NSW ratepayers slugged $500 each in 'cost shifting'

Local councils across NSW are being burdened with $1.5 billion of costs each year in 'cost shifting' from the state and federal governments. According to the LGNSW, cost shifting happens when the state and federal governments force local governments to take on responsibility for services, infrastructure and regulatory functions without providing adequate funding support. LGNSW President, Mayor Cr Phyllis Miller, has called for the practice to end (15 July 2025). Read more here.

Inquiry begins into TfNSW corruption claims

The NSW public sector corruption watchdog is holding a public inquiry into allegations transport department employees received kickbacks for contracts. The Independent Commission Against Corruption is investigating whether, since 2012, Transport for NSW staff have been awarding contracts to or favouring companies in return for benefits. The corruption allegations came to light