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Isaac council delivers 4.95 per cent general rates rise in $153M budget

Mayor Kelly Vea Vea (centre) and the Isaac regional councillors have delivered a $153.7 million budget for the 2025-26 financial year. (Supplied)

Isaac Regional Council has delivered a $153.7 million budget that holds the line on affordability while making significant investment in […]

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