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Year in review: State appointed monitors departure and former mayor charged

After a 12-month stint starting in November 2024, the two State appointed monitors that were responsible for overseeing the newly elected Casey Council finished up their term in November 2025. The municipal monitors, Peter Stephenson and Cameron Boardman, were appointed by the State Government to…

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