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Auditor-General’s Results of 2017–18 Audits: Local Government

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The raw data supports our interactive visualisation tool dashboard which summarises the financial statement data for Victoria’s 79 councils for the 2016-17 and 2017-18 financial years.

We grouped councils into five cohorts based on size, demographics and funding:

• metropolitan—predominately urban in character and located within Melbourne’s densely populated urban core

• interface—one of the nine municipalities that form a ring around metropolitan Melbourne

• regional city—urban and partly rural in character

• large shire—a municipality with more than 16 000 inhabitants that is predominantly rural in character

• small shire—a municipality with less than 16 000 inhabitants that is predominantly rural in character.

The cohorts are consistent with Local Government Victoria’s classification of council types.

Created: 2019-12-12

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