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Refining councillors’ ‘open invite’ policy

South Burnett Regional Council's Cr Scott Henschen, CEO Mark Pitt, Cr Kathy Duff, Mayor Brett Otto, Cr Kirstie Schumacher and Cr Danita Potter at Wednesday's council meeting. Picture: SBRC

South Burnett Regional Council will be refining a policy over the coming weeks ensuring councillors are openly invited to relevant […]

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