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“Gets Good Done”: Nicholas Reece launches bid to become Lord Mayor
Long-standing councillor Nicholas Reece has officially announced his intention to run for Lord Mayor at the upcoming City of Melbourne local government elections in October.
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Your voice, your city: How and why to register for Melbourne’s upcoming council elections
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Your voice, your city: How and why to register for Melbourne’s upcoming council elections
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