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Australian Broadcasting Corporation·3 min read·medium

Brisbane City Council brings in 3.97 per cent rate hike in 2026/2027 budget

Brisbane City Council brings in 3.97 per cent rate hike in 2026/2027 budget
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The Brisbane City Council has announced a 3.97 per cent rate hike in its 2026/2027 budget, citing inflation and rising costs. The budget includes significant funding for Story Bridge repairs and austerity measures to manage debt.

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Reflects the economic pressures on local governments and the direct impact of fiscal policy on residents' cost of living.

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Adrian Schrinner says the budget was hit hard by unavoidable circumstances. ( 612 ABC: Kenji Sato )

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Confidence: 85%

The report provides a balanced overview of the council's justifications and the financial realities of the budget without taking a partisan stance.

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