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Council records 13th annual surplus

SWAN Hill Rural City Council finished 2021-2022 in a sound financial position, with an accounting surplus of $12.7 million, according to its annual report. The report was endorsed at an unscheduled meeting on October 25 that lasted just six minutes. The meeting heard it was the thirteenth year in a row that council had recorded […]

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