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Council may lobby Canberra

19/11/2010

CASEY Council may make a trip to Canberra to speak to both sides of Government about issues of homelessness and housing affordability in the south-east.
The decision to seek federal input on the hot topic was made at Tuesday night’s council meeting.
Alternatively, Casey may invite the appropriate minister to visit the municipality to discuss the issues.

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