Council Auctions Properties Overdue on Rates, Raising Local Concerns

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•The auction took place on May 14, 2026, involving properties with unpaid local government rates.
•The council initiated the sale to recover overdue payments from property owners.
•Properties sold at auction may include residential and commercial real estate within the council's jurisdiction.

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▸If the council successfully recovers significant overdue rates through the auction it could improve local government finances and fund community services, benefiting residents.

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WESTABC News (AU) - Just InCouncil sells off properties at overdue rates auction

A local council held an auction to sell properties with overdue rates, aiming to recover unpaid debts. This action affects property owners who have fallen behind on payments and may impact the local housing market and community stability. The sale highlights challenges in municipal revenue collection and could influence future council policies on rate enforcement.

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