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After a tumultuous Monday meeting, Central Highlands Mayor Janice Moriarty and Cr Rachael Cruwys jumped on a plane bound for Brisbane to represent the region at the Queensland Local Government Summit. (Supplied)

In a drama-packed Central Highlands Regional Council meeting in Capella on Monday, 23 March, the deputy mayor was dumped and […]

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