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Hobart deputy lord mayor under fire over taking office snacks
Several Hobart councillors are calling on the city's Deputy Lord Mayor Zelinda Sherlock to resign following her taking home snacks and drinks from a council lounge. In January, a motion was put forward by four councillors calling for an... Read more.
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