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Councillors vote for 2.5 per cent pay rise

Central Highlands councillors, with the exception of Cr Robert Donaldson, voted in favour of a 2.5 per cent pay rise. (File)

They know as elected ratepayer representatives the buck stops with them, but Central Highlands councillors believe they're giving the region […]

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