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Risky business for council

Gladstone council chief executive officer Leisa Dowling has seen 93 formal requests for contract variations as the cost of fuel and materials soars. (File)

The Gladstone Regional Council has stood up its business continuity team to monitor internal and external risks and cost pressures […]

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