Vic residents want revaluation process overhauled

The townspeople are preparing to fight

By ABC online - 23rd November 2000 - Back to News

Residents from across Victoria want to force the State Government to overhaul the process used to revalue properties. Representatives from 21 ratepayer groups will gather at Parliament House on Friday to seek a meeting with the Premier Steve Bracks.

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